For Sale

432 Elizabeth Street,
North Hobart 7000, Tasmania

16 car spaces
1,969m² land size
800m² building size
Offices

Offers in excess of $3,400,000 + GST


Property details

High-profile commercial opportunity with onsite parking

RWC Tasmania is pleased to present for sale this prominent large-scale property in the heart of North Hobart. Offered with vacant possession, it represents a rare opportunity to secure a character-rich asset with immediate flexibility for owner-occupiers, investors and value-add buyers.

The circa 1900 Victorian Italianate building occupies a commanding elevated position on Elizabeth Street, delivering exceptional exposure and a level of prominence rarely available within the tightly held inner-city market.

Key Features

+ Approximately 800 sqm* of gross floor area across two levels, comprising both the original building (circa 1900) and the rear extension (circa 1990)
+ Occupying a generous 1,969 sqm* site with approximately 16 on-site car parks accessed from Audley Street, providing a rare parking allocation for the current market
+ Positioned approximately 2 km from Hobart's CBD and within 200 metres of the Elizabeth Street hospitality strip, the property sits within a strategic mixed-use precinct
+ Zoned 'Urban Mixed Use' under the Tasmania Planning Scheme, providing outstanding flexibility for a range of future uses^

This is a standout North Hobart offering, combining scale, parking, character and development versatility in one of Hobart's most tightly held locations.

For Sale by offers in excess of $3,400,000 + GST.

*Approximately
^Subject to Council Approval (STCA)

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