9 Luttrell Avenue, Bellerive TAS 7018, Australia
Alternate search: Unit 11, 9 LUTTRELL AVENUE.
The unit offers two bedrooms. Both rooms are part of a compact, low‑maintenance living layout.
The unit is set on a 500 m² lot. This provides a modest outdoor area while keeping the footprint suitable for a unit development.
It is a unit, meaning it is part of a multi‑dwelling building rather than a detached house. Units are common in Bellerive's mix of historic and newer housing.
Bellerive Oval, the suburb’s major stadium, is about 0.4 km away. It is within easy walking distance for residents who enjoy sports or events.
Yes, several heritage sites are within a kilometre, including the House at 42 York St (0.5 km), St Marks Anglican Church (0.6 km), and the Cottage at 22 York St (0.6 km). These historic buildings contribute to the suburb’s character.
In 2024, Bellerive Wharf received designs for a new ferry terminal to improve docking facilities and public spaces. The Kangaroo Bay waterfront development is also progressing, with government involvement to shape its future.
Bellerive was first settled in the 1820s and originally called “Kangaroo Point” because of the many kangaroos on the shore. It became a key eastern‑shore hub for Hobart, with early inns, a police station, and a ferry crossing that linked the area to the city.
Bellerive stretches along Kangaroo Bay and Bellerive Beach, with the foothills of Waverley Flora Park to the north. These natural landmarks give the suburb its “beautiful shore” name and provide recreational opportunities.
