9/9 Luttrell Avenue

9/9 Luttrell Avenue is a unit. It offers apartment‑style living within the Bellerive suburb.

The unit is about 0.3 km from Bellerine Oval, the local stadium now known as Ninja Oval. This is a short walk, making it convenient for sports fans.

Several heritage places are nearby, including the house at 42 York St (0.5 km) and the former St Marks Chapel of Ease at 31 Queen St (0.7 km). The area also features historic homes such as Thanet and St Just, each within roughly 0.6 km.

In 2024, designs were released for a new ferry terminal at Bellerive Wharf, aiming to improve docking facilities and public spaces. The upgraded terminal will enhance commuter ferry services for residents of the suburb.

Bellerive was first settled in the 1820s as "Kangaroo Point" and renamed in the 1830s, meaning "beautiful shore" in French. It grew as a key eastern shore hub with ferries to Hobart and features historic buildings like the Commandant's Cottage and the 19th‑century Kangaroo Battery.

The unit is close to the waterfront boardwalk, Bellerive Wharf, and the Bellerive Yacht Club, offering easy access to sailing and riverside walks. Nearby you’ll also find the Bellerive Esplanade and local shops along the historic streets.

At the 2021 census Bellerive had a population of 4,945 with a density of about 1,831 people per km². The median weekly household income was $1,461, and roughly 42 % of households own their homes outright.