Hobart TAS 7000, Australia
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140 Brisbane Street is a standalone house
The house is located in the city centre of Hobart, Tasmania, just a short walk from St Mary’s Cathedral, St Mary’s College, and Brisbane Street
Within 0.3 km you’ll find heritage sites such as the houses on Bathurst and Melville Streets, the Hobart International women's tennis tournament venue, and cultural landmarks like St Mary’s Cathedral
The main Hobart Bus Mall on Elizabeth Street is a few minutes’ walk away, and the Derwent Ferries service at Brooke Street Pier provides a ferry link to the eastern shore
Hobart enjoys a cool‑to‑mild oceanic climate with cool summers, mild winters, and relatively low sunshine hours, making it comfortable for year‑round living
The property is near the Elizabeth Street Mall for shopping, a range of cafés and restaurants in the city centre, and several schools and heritage buildings along nearby streets
The neighbourhood reflects Hobart’s rich colonial heritage, featuring Georgian and Victorian‑era architecture, and is part of a city known for its convict‑era sites, museums, and the famous Museum of Old & New Art (MONA) that drives much of the local tourism
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