Built to stand the test of time, this gorgeous character home is being offered to the market for only the second time in nearly 100 years. Poised within a delightful garden setting hosting an array of rare and beautiful botanicals, any avid gardener will fall in love with the selection of plants and cuttings originally brought from Port Arthur nearly 40 years ago. Retaining a number of original features, the home has also seen some recent upgrades including a new roof, re-wiring, low maintenance cladding and hot water cylinder. With some simple cosmetic touches, the property can be easily reinstated or modernised, however it also lends itself to an extension at the rear of the property, or enhancement to the already inviting alfresco area. Comprising three generously sized bedrooms - one with it's own sunroom, an inviting lounge with cosy wood heater, functional kitchen and bathroom with a deep bath and toilet, the layout is practical and flows to the rear garden deck complete with ramp for ease of access. Built in an era (circa 1921) when craftmanship was forged from available quality resources, the house sits proudly on solid sandstone pillars and provides additional under house storage. Tas Oak flooring throughout are ripe for polishing to further beautify and draw out some of the un-realised potential of this character home. The out houses, including a laundry and separate utility room are a welcome bonus to the property whilst the stunning view of Mount Wellington from the front entrance is captivating. Although ready to be brought into the modern era, this home has the structure, 'good bones' and appealing era features rarely found in Claremont which make this property an exciting proposition. Located close to schools, transport and services, this home will suit professionals and families alike.