From the dust of a 1920's knockdown to a smartly and sympathetically constructed modern home, the owners have spared no expense delivering a 21st century home, fit for a large and growing family. The house proudly shares the old streetscape in the heart of New Town and although it's ultra-modern on the inside it still shares some the distinctive characters of its neighbours. In the 1920's people with a few hundred pounds to spend moved out of the cramped inner city to the clean air and the garden suburbs of the new town. New Town today is one of Hobart's oldest suburbs and one of its most peaceful, pleasant and convenient. 34 Bishop Street is only 4 kilometres or 7 minutes drive from the CBD. Behind the oversized front door you find the traditional layout of this homes predecessor, but it's the thoughtful and modern additions that make this home something to get excited about. Double glazed windows, plush carpet, soft roller blinds, security alarm, C-Bus system, tiled underfloor heating, ducted reverse cycle heating and cooling throughout and is fully insulated for high energy efficiency. But beyond the traditional hallway is where this home becomes a modern masterpiece. Open plan living, elevated ceilings, high windows, state of the art kitchen facilities and the connectivity to the back yard with bi-fold doors all come together to deliver a warm and inviting entertainer's paradise. A legacy of those gracious times is that the back garden opens up onto a private village green and the large double garage is accessed from a quiet backstreet. The sunny garden faces north and has a paved courtyard and raised vegetable beds. Fruit trees have been planted and there is a small area of lawn. But the kids will most likely prefer to be outside the back gate, playing cricket on the green. With 5 bedrooms, the master with grand ensuite, a separate formal sitting room, large family bath and a laundry stacked with storage, there really is nothing to do but book the removalist. Within walking distance to nearby schools, sporting grounds, inner city cycle way and the famous Nursery Café there is very little not to love. Call Gary or Donna today to book your private inspection or we welcome you to our open home on Saturday 4th August at 11am. We have obtained all information in this document from sources we believe to be reliable; however, we cannot guarantee its accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations.