41 Frankland Street, Launceston TAS 7250, Australia
41 Frankland Street is a standalone house. It is listed simply as a residential house in the property features.
The house sits in the heart of Launceston, Tasmania, about 0.1 km from Launceston General Hospital and 0.2 km from the Midland Highway. It is also roughly 0.3 km from the city centre.
Within a 0.5 km radius you’ll find several hotels such as Mantra Charles Hotel, Alice's Cottages, The Mews Motel and The Dragonfly Inn, as well as parks like Coronation Park, Glen Dhu Caravan Park and Prince’s Square. Nearby also are churches, the Launceston Synagogue and radio stations 89.3 LAFM and 90.1 Chilli FM.
Launceston enjoys an oceanic climate bordering a warm‑summer Mediterranean pattern, with mild to warm, relatively dry summers (average highs 12‑24 °C) and cool, damp winters (average lows 2‑12 °C). The city receives about 665 mm of rain per year across roughly 88 days.
The property is close to the Midland Highway, providing road links to Hobart and other regions, and Launceston Airport is about 15 km to the south‑east with flights to major Australian cities. The city also serves as a hub for five major highways linking the north‑south and east‑west corridors of Tasmania.
Within easy reach are the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, the iconic Cataract Gorge, and a range of historic buildings such as the Launceston Synagogue and St John’s Church. These sites reflect the city’s rich Victorian and Georgian heritage.
Launceston is one of Australia’s oldest cities, settled by Europeans in 1806 and known for its many preserved Victorian and Georgian structures. The city’s historic development includes early colonial settlement, a strong mining heritage, and a reputation as a livable regional centre.
