Browse property in Campbell Street

Campbell Street runs through the heart of Hobart’s historic grid, a layout first drawn up by Governor Lachlan Macquarie in 1811 as the colony expanded from its early 1804 settlement. The streetscape is characterised by the modest‑scale, brick and stone dwellings that echo the early colonial and Georgian forms typical of Hobart’s 19th‑century residential core. Its quiet, tree‑lined façade offers a tangible link to the city’s convict‑originated development and the gradual emergence of free‑settler architecture.

The street enjoys strong connections to Hobart’s main thoroughfares, Collins, Murray, Elizabeth and Criterion Streets, providing easy access for pedestrians and bus‑served traffic. Just steps away, residents and visitors find a concentration of amenities: the Crowne Plaza Hobart hotel, the Icon Complex office building, the Cat and Fiddle Arcade and Elizabeth Street Mall for shopping, plus cultural venues such as the Allport Library and Museum of Fine Arts, Hobart Library, and the historic Odeon Theatre. These facilities create a vibrant, well‑served neighbourhood centred on Campbell Street.