A home that delivers privacy and spaciousness in one of Launceston's most desirable addresses, this exceptional property is a stunning example of its era and is a fine example of modern style. Splendid outlooks accompany every room of a design that retains rich period integrity yet conveys consummate comfort. No fewer than four distinct living zones and a dedicated study are complemented by a superb central kitchen with dual ovens, gas cook-tops, broad benches and beautiful timber cabinetry. High ceilings, timber floorboards, classical details, open fire-places and additional bathroom further distinguish the downstairs spaces. Upstairs you'll find the master bedroom featuring a walk-in robe and ensuite plus four spacious bedrooms all with Built-ins/walk-in robes and a family bathroom. The desirability extends below to the lower ground floor's versatile lounge, wine cellar, abundant storage and a fourth bathroom – the flexibility is exceptional, the character is clear. A series of spectacular outdoor entertaining spaces, expansive gardens complimented with an automatic watering systems, a Wisteria canopy and unparalleled privacy define the surroundings of this landmark home. In addition, the convenience of undercover parking for two vehicles all within walking distance from St Georges Square. The junior schools of Scotch Oakburn College, Launceston Grammar and East Launceston Primary are conveniently close, and St Thomas More's Primary School is easily reached from an address that also enjoys proximity to the Launceston Aquatic Centre, Hospital precinct and the city centre. Built for the Birchall family in the 1930s, the home was designed by launceston's eminent art-deco architect, Colin Philip. Subsequently lived in by Dr Ida Birchall MBE, Tasmania's highly respected first female obstetrician/gynaecologist who created the wonderful walled garden. This home has been in the current owners' hands since 1988. It now offers the new custodians, and the potential third owners, an unmissable opportunity.