Built in 1884, "Soonderpah" at 23 Elizabeth St is one of Launceston's most striking stand alone Victorian terraces. In recent years the home has been meticulously & sympathetically renovated and restored to an exceptionally high standard and this attention to detail is obvious from the street , the new verandahs, recent tuck pointing and new tessellated tile entry. The east wing of the home was originally the stables complex, and is now a self contained guest wing, comprising of a study and bedroom upstairs, and a sunny lounge overlooking the courtyard, a bathroom, kitchenette and breakfast room. With its own entrance, this wing would be ideal for the extended family or as Bed & Breakfast accommodation. The stunning central courtyard with plantings of Japanese Maples, a lemon tree, water feature and subtle lighting, offers a tranquil setting during the day or evening. The main house boasts many character features, the original polished floor boards, high ceilings with ornate cornices and ceiling roses, tasteful gas fireplaces, and the huge bifold Cedar doors separating the dining and lounge room are outstanding. A well appointed kitchen with granite bench tops, overlooks the courtyard and opens onto the cosy snug area with open fireplace. Upstairs, the main bedroom has fabulous views across the city and there is a second bedroom with fantastic walk in robe, a third bedroom or large study and main bathroom. Offering a double garage, with remote access, 28 solar panels & natural gas, the property is located on the fringe of the CBD, just a short walk to the city, parks, restaurants, cafes and parks and Aquatic centre.