"Beulah" is a magnificent two storey Colonial Georgian home, built circa late 1840's and featuring many of the original elements including Australian Cedar joinery and the single storey east facing front verandah. The property is entered on the Tasmanian Heritage Register. The established gardens are simply beautiful with paved pathways connecting the garden rooms, and several Magnolia trees framing the views towards the mountains. Gently worn sandstone steps lead up to the flagstone verandah, and to the double front doors. The home is of elegant proportions, with high ceilings throughout. On the left of the central hallway there is a large dining room with wide floorboards, an open fireplace and double doors opening onto the verandah. To the right is a light – filled sitting room with a bay window, a later addition to the home, overlooking the side garden. The kitchen has room for a large table to gather around and enjoy meals, and the family room with a wood-look gas heater is the perfect room to ret ire to at the end of the day. A home office or fifth bedroom, a utilities room and laundry complete this level. Upstairs are four spacious bedrooms, two bathrooms and a large landing; perhaps the perfect extra play area for children. A cellar provides the perfect storage space for a wine collection and ducted gas heating ensures comfortable living. Situated within walking distance to the city, Aquatic centre, parks and Cafes, the property has off-street parking including a garage and carport. Inspections strictly by appointment. Conjunctional Agent is Humphreys Real Estate, 30 Brisbane Street Launceston 7250. Contact Ben Humphreys 0408 569 366 The information on this website has in part been supplied to Harrison Agents Pty. Ltd. and Humphreys Real Estate by third parties and all information is published solely for potential purchasers to assist them in deciding whether or not they wish to make further enquiries about the properties. Harrison Agents Pty. Ltd. and Humphreys Real Estate has not checked the accuracy of the information and does no more than pass it on.