Bellerive TAS 7018, Australia
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The property is approximately 0.2 km from Bellerive Oval, also known as Ninja Oval. It is a short walk, taking just a few minutes on foot
Several heritage places are located within 0.2–0.5 km, including the houses at 42 York St and 22 York St, St Marks Anglican Church, the former Manse at 3 York St, and the historic Cottage at 22 York St. These sites reflect Bellerine’s 19th‑century architecture
In 2024, upgrades were announced for the Bellerive Wharf and a new ferry terminal design was released, enhancing dock facilities and public spaces. Additionally, the Kangaroo Bay development has been a focus of council and state planning, potentially shaping future waterfront use
The suburb is served by Hobart commuter ferries that depart from Bellerive Wharf, providing direct river access to Hobart’s central business district. The recent terminal design aims to increase service frequency and improve accessibility for residents
Bellerive was first settled in the 1820s as “Kangaroo Point” and renamed in the 1830s, meaning “beautiful shore” in French. Historically it served as the eastern shore’s transport hub, with ferries, inns, and later a railway terminus, while retaining many early 19th‑century buildings
The median house price in Bellerive reached approximately $1.07 million in 2024, reflecting strong demand for waterfront and historic homes in the suburb
Residents are within easy reach of Bellerive Oval for cricket and events, the Bellerive Yacht Club’s marina for sailing, and the boardwalk along the Esplanade that offers a village‑like atmosphere and waterfront walking paths
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