11 Glenlusk Road, Berriedale TAS 7011, Australia
The property sits on a 1,761 m² block. It provides ample space for a garden or outdoor amenities within the Berriedale suburb.
The house is located about 15 km north of Hobart’s city centre. The suburb’s position offers easy access to the capital while retaining a suburban feel.
Berriedale is home to the internationally acclaimed Museum of Old and New Art (MONA), a major tourist and cultural hub. The adjacent Moorilla Estate winery also adds to the area’s cultural appeal.
The Brooker Highway runs through Berriedale, connecting the suburb to Hobart and northern regions of Tasmania. Regular Metro Tasmania bus services operate along the highway, providing public‑transport options to nearby suburbs.
Nearby reserves include Alroy Court Reserve, Chandos Drive Reserve, and the International Peace Forest along the Derwent River. Berriedale Bay is also within a short distance, offering waterfront scenery.
Water, waste management and sewerage are provided by TasWater, while electricity comes from TasNetworks, largely sourced from Tasmania’s renewable energy. Most homes in the area have access to high‑speed NBN connections, including fibre‑to‑the‑node and fibre‑to‑the‑premises.
The property is roughly 0.4 km from the Berriedale weather station, 1.5 km from the City of Glenorchy council area, 1.6 km from the suburb of Chigwell, and about 2.2 km from both Rosetta and Berriedale Bay. Additional nearby features include Panhandle Hill and Goat Hills, each about 1.5–2 km away.
Berriedale was a 19th‑century travel hub centered around the Berriedale Inn, established in 1834. The suburb later developed a post‑World War II residential character and, in recent decades, gained prominence through MONA and related cultural developments.
