Bellerive TAS 7018, Australia
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The property is surrounded by several heritage sites, including the Highlander at 89‑91 Cambridge Rd, the historic houses at 93 and 83 Cambridge Rd, and Laroe at 79 Cambridge Rd. Other nearby listed places are the Former Station Master's Home (80 Cambridge Rd) and the heritage house at 2‑4 Alma St, all within about 0.1‑0.5 km
Bellerive Beach is approximately 0.1 km away, making it a very short walk from the property
In 2024 the Kangaroo Bay development progressed with government approval and AI‑based job‑creation assessments, while designs for a new ferry terminal at Bellerive Wharf were released to improve docking facilities and public spaces
The median house price in Bellerive reached approximately $1.07 million in 2024, reflecting strong demand for waterfront and historic homes
The international cricket ground originally known as Bellerive Oval is situated in the suburb and was renamed Ninja Oval in 2024 following a naming‑rights agreement
Bellerive was first settled in the 1820s, originally called Kangaroo Point, and was renamed in the 1830s to mean “beautiful shore.” It grew as a ferry hub linking the eastern shore to Hobart and retains many early 19th‑century buildings such as the Commandant's Cottage, the former police station, and several historic inns
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