100 Queen Street, Sandy Bay TAS 7005, Australia
100 Queen Street is a standalone house situated in the suburb of Sandy Bay, Tasmania.
The property sits on a 500 m² land block, providing ample space for a garden or outdoor entertaining area.
A number of heritage-listed sites are within a few metres, including the Rowan heritage place at the same address, the nearby house at 96 Queen Street, and several conjoined houses on Queen Street and Grosvenor Street, all within 0‑0.2 km.
The house is only a short drive (approximately 2‑3 km) from the well‑known beaches of Nutgrove, Long and Lords, giving easy access to waterfront recreation.
Wrest Point Hotel Casino, Tasmania’s first legal casino and an iconic octagonal tower, is situated just a few hundred metres from the property.
Sandy Bay Road runs past the property and is serviced by Metro Tasmania bus routes linking the suburb to Hobart’s city centre. A new ferry terminal at Wrest Point is planned for 2028, further enhancing transport options.
Sandy Bay boasts a rich history, from Indigenous Muwinina heritage and early European settlement to historic landmarks such as the former Dr Syntax Hotel and the 19th‑century Sandy Bay road built by convict labour. The suburb’s development into an affluent residential precinct reflects its long‑standing cultural and architectural importance.
