Rosetta TAS 7010, Australia
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The property at 8 Addison Street offers three bedrooms and sits on a 762 m² block of land
National Route 1, the Brooker Highway, runs along the eastern side of Rosetta, providing quick access to Hobart and surrounding suburbs
The Museum of Old and New Art is about 1 km away, and the nearby Moorilla Estate and its historic winery are also within a short stroll
Medium levels of air pollution have been recorded in postcode 7010, which includes Rosetta, mainly from nitrogen oxides and sulfur dioxide emitted by the nearby Risdon Zinc Works
Montrose Bay High School is approximately 0.9 km from the residence, making it a convenient walk
Nearby amenities include Rosetta Plumbing, a hot‑food and convenience store on Marys Hope Road, and the Undine Colonial bed and breakfast
Rosetta was originally part of Montrose and was gazetted in 1961. The area features historic sites such as Marys Hope Farm, an 1840s homestead, and a 1948‑1951 Hobart Savings Bank housing scheme known for its well‑planned homes and garden spaces
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