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Barnsley | 136 Years of History. One Extraordinary Future
Invermay, Launceston
· 4 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · House
Invermay, Launceston · 4 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · House
Some properties are defined by what they are. Others by what they could become. Then there are properties like Barnsley, where the story already spans more than a century and the next chapter is yet to be written. Prominently positioned at 81 Invermay Road, directly opposite UTAS Stadium, Barnsley is a substantial circa 1890 Victorian property combining history, scale, Local Business zoning and an increasingly significant inner-city location. Built in triple brick and offering approximately 313m² of building across a level 524m² allotment, Barnsley retains remarkable reminders of its origins. Its original 1890 slate roof tiles remain in place, while soaring ceilings, generous proportions and period character speak to an era of craftsmanship rarely replicated today. The property was named Barnsley by its original owner and builder, prominent Launceston butcher Henry John Hutchinson, who made the property his family residence. Its Launceston pedigree extends further, with construction at
Some properties are defined by what they are. Others by what they could become. Then there are properties like Barnsley, where the story already spans more than a century and the next chapter is yet to be written. Prominently positioned at 81 Invermay Road, directly opposite UTAS Stadium, Barnsley is a substantial circa 1890 Victorian property combining history, scale, Local Business zoning and an increasingly significant inner-city location. Built in triple brick and offering approximately 313m² of building across a level 524m² allotment, Barnsley retains remarkable reminders of its origins. Its original 1890 slate roof tiles remain in place, while soaring ceilings, generous proportions and period character speak to an era of craftsmanship rarely replicated today. The property was named Barnsley by its original owner and builder, prominent Launceston butcher Henry John Hutchinson, who made the property his family residence. Its Launceston pedigree extends further, with construction at
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