This sensational property boasts an exceptional blend of practical 1960's architecture and stunning contemporary design, the latter achieved under the guidance of acclaimed Tasmanian architect, Maria Gigney As the floorplan suggests this home is ideal for indoor and outdoor entertaining. The residence benefits from entry-level access alongside car park and secure garage. Expansive living areas and entertainment deck are adjacent to the dining area and well-appointed kitchen. Each of these areas enjoy stunning views including Derwent Estuary, Tasman Bridge, eastern and western shore suburbs plus city glimpses. The deck on this level also enjoys a wonderful outlook over extensive and vibrant gardens. The northerly aspect of this home and expansive windows fill the home with light and warmth. All three bedrooms on the walk-in level are expansive, with newly built-in robes. The main bedroom has a spacious ensuite, while the family bathroom has been refurbished to an exceptionally high standard to reflect modern standards. The house has been repainted, recarpeted and replumbed in recent times. The most surprising aspect of this home is the sensational Maria Gigney Architect designed, self-contained, ultra-stylish and contemporary apartment. The apartment offers privacy and light, complete with a green outlook and air of solitude with an exceptional main living area benefitting from underfloor heating, with mains gas also connected for heating and hot water. Although currently separated from the main house, there is an option to reconnect the internal access to the apartment to create a main bedroom suite that opens to the garden. Both the upper and lower areas have a gas heater, and individual panel heaters with the upstairs main living area also having a reverse cycle unit. This property will ideally suit a family, or those looking to cater for a teenage child or elderly relative under one roof with separation, or those wishing to draw an income to supplement their mortgage.