This character Federation home, built in 1919, has been extensively renovated and now includes a contemporary open plan living area incorporating a striking modern kitchen, with granite bench tops, quality appliances and fittings and excellent storage. Double glazed stacker doors open onto the balcony which extends the length of the room, with views of the city skyline. The master bedroom has a very generous walk-through robe and leads to the tiled ensuite, with a frameless shower screen, toilet and vanity unit. The additional bedrooms are also very spacious. The upstairs living room has a working open fireplace and built-in cupboard space. The house also has reverse cycle heating/cooling. Downstairs, there is a storeroom/workshop, powder room and a second living room. The second living room, has any number of uses; as an office or study, home gym, or lounge/garden room and with stacker doors opening onto the private rear garden, an ideal place for summer entertaining. The proximity to the city centre, the Launceston Harvest Market, the Aquatic Centre, LGH, St Georges Square with its cafes and evening food vendors, Princes Square and the cafe scene of Charles Street makes this a most desirable Launceston residential address.