Browse property in Alma Street

Alma Street runs through the historic village‑like core of Bellerive, where a string of 19th‑century sandstone cottages and heritage homes such as Kaoota (29 Alma St) and Bellevue (17 Alma St) line the tree‑shaded road, reflecting the suburb’s early settlement era. The streetscape is characterised by the well‑preserved mix of colonial residences, modest dwellings and the nearby heritage houses on York and Hill Streets that echo Bellerive’s 1820s origins.

Transport is centred on Bellerive Wharf, the eastern port for Hobart commuter ferries, with a new ferry terminal design released in 2024 to enhance docking facilities and public spaces. Within walking distance residents enjoy amenities such as Bellerive Primary School, St Marks Anglican Church, the Ninja Oval sports ground and the Bellerive Yacht Club, all framed by the area’s historic architecture.