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Neika
· 4 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · House
Neika · 4 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · House
This gorgeous Victorian Gothic style home offers an enviable lifestyle position, within short walking distance of Hobart's CBD. The Royal Hobart Hospital, the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens, Queens Domain, the Hobart Aquatic Centre and nearby sporting facilities are all an easy walk, placing everyday convenience alongside historic grandeur. Rich in provenance and architectural character, The Stables is a rare surviving remnant of Hobart's grand 19th-century estates. Originally the coach house and working stables to the circa 1870 mansion Addlestone, home of Charles Grant (18311901), this unique building forms part of Tasmania's early civic story. Grant was a railway engineer, businessman and Government Minister, as well as Tasmania's delegate to the Australian Federal Convention. His business interests spanned railways, mining and the iconic Cascade Brewery, and the suburb of Granton honours his contribution to the state. Placed on its own title in 1922, The Stables has since evolve
This gorgeous Victorian Gothic style home offers an enviable lifestyle position, within short walking distance of Hobart's CBD. The Royal Hobart Hospital, the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens, Queens Domain, the Hobart Aquatic Centre and nearby sporting facilities are all an easy walk, placing everyday convenience alongside historic grandeur. Rich in provenance and architectural character, The Stables is a rare surviving remnant of Hobart's grand 19th-century estates. Originally the coach house and working stables to the circa 1870 mansion Addlestone, home of Charles Grant (18311901), this unique building forms part of Tasmania's early civic story. Grant was a railway engineer, businessman and Government Minister, as well as Tasmania's delegate to the Australian Federal Convention. His business interests spanned railways, mining and the iconic Cascade Brewery, and the suburb of Granton honours his contribution to the state. Placed on its own title in 1922, The Stables has since evolve
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