41 Church Street, Devonport

Quintessential charm that has spanned three centuries of historic memories. For the first time on the market in 60 years this captivating cottage offers a modern twist on classic character with an auspicious attention to detail. Rumoured to have been Governor Grey's hunting lodge in the mid 1800s it offers an oversized farmhouse kitchen with scullery which opens up to a gorgeous courtyard for alfresco dining. You will love the subtropical planting, herb and vegetable planter boxes; palms, a Jacaranda, an Albizia silk tree, a prolific bearing Hass avocado tree, citrus trees, a fig tree and a feijoa hedge which all add to the perfect entertainers package. Upstairs offers three bedrooms and two bathrooms and a small office off the dining room. The property also has a separate studio/office dwelling and is currently being used for a home based business. There is an extensive basement/workshop area (92 sq m), which can provide undercover parking for cars and toys. There is also off-street parking for two cars and a boat. On the sunny north-eastern slopes of Mount Victoria, this home is situated in one of the most sought-after streets in Devonport, with all the amenities this most popular seaside village offers.