Rarely do you find a period home with so many of its original features come on the market. In the heart of sought after Burn Street Invermay, is this unique property, with polished boards, picture rails, solid oak doors, mantle pieces and fire inserts - which have never been painted or tampered with. You will be impressed with its large bay window, wide hallway, and hallway arch on entrance to the home. The house features three large bedroom and an open planned, living and dining room. The kitchen is solid blackwood and in great condition, with a walk in pantry, and the bathroom features a claw foot bath. At the rear of the property is a deck that overlooks the picturesque yard. There is a useful powered studio/ workshop, and a vegetable patch whilst still allowing plenty of room for children and pets. The home is a stone's throw to Heritage Forest sporting fields, walking track and dog park, a two minute walk to cafes and the Star Theatre, minutes to the University Stadium and the university, and five minutes' drive to the CBD. Cottage garden with box hedges and maple tree Original joinery Studio/ Workshop at rear Sunny deck Solar panels Reverse cycle air conditioning unit Access to rear of yard for vehicle Three large bedrooms, two bedrooms with built ins Walk in pantry Built: 1925 Municipality: Launceston Zoning: General Residential Water Rates: $1,000.00 pa approx. Council Rates: $1,684.00 pa approx. House Size: 96.2m2 approx. Land size: 562m2 approx. Sims for Property has no reason to doubt the accuracy of the information in this document which has been sourced from means which are considered reliable, however we cannot guarantee accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations.