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THE HOLDSHIP | AN EXTRAORDINARY PIECE OF HOBART'S HISTORY
Boomer Bay
· 3 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · House
Boomer Bay · 3 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · House
An architectural masterpiece. A remarkable history. A property unlike any other.Some homes are defined by their location. Others by their architecture. Very few possess the history, character and presence of The Holdship.Standing proudly in the heart of West Hobart, just moments from Hobart's vibrant CBD, this magnificent heritage-listed former church on two titles, presents an extraordinary opportunity to own one of the city's most distinctive historic properties.Originally known as St John the Baptist Anglican Church, the building's foundation stone was laid in 1852, with construction completed in 1856. Designed by celebrated English Gothic Revival architect, George Edmund Street, renowned for buildings such as the Royal Courts of Justice in London, the property has been part of Hobart's architectural and cultural landscape for more than 170 years. Today, known as The Holdship, the former church has been adapted for residential and visitor accommodation use, and a 50-seat event space
An architectural masterpiece. A remarkable history. A property unlike any other.Some homes are defined by their location. Others by their architecture. Very few possess the history, character and presence of The Holdship.Standing proudly in the heart of West Hobart, just moments from Hobart's vibrant CBD, this magnificent heritage-listed former church on two titles, presents an extraordinary opportunity to own one of the city's most distinctive historic properties.Originally known as St John the Baptist Anglican Church, the building's foundation stone was laid in 1852, with construction completed in 1856. Designed by celebrated English Gothic Revival architect, George Edmund Street, renowned for buildings such as the Royal Courts of Justice in London, the property has been part of Hobart's architectural and cultural landscape for more than 170 years. Today, known as The Holdship, the former church has been adapted for residential and visitor accommodation use, and a 50-seat event space
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