west hobart

Council: hobart city council

Bordering the CBD and heading north-west to New Town these suburbs are filled with wonderful affordable period homes mixed in with newer townhouses. Walking distance generally to the city and close to the lively North Hobart restaurant scene and Art house cinema. Many homes enjoy great views over the city to the river. Schools are located nearby.

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tolmans hill

Council: hobart city council

One of Hobart's newest suburbs with panoramic views right around Hobart. Further up the hillside above Mt Nelson and only a few minutes down the southern outlet into the city, you'll feel like you're living in an eagles aerie. All newer ultra-modern or architecturally designed homes in a modern sprawling sub-division.

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taroona

Council: kingborough council

Taroona is situated 10-15 minutes from the city of Hobart and runs along the western shore of the Derwent River. This residential area, whose name comes from an Aboriginal word meaning 'seashell', has mainly developed since the 1930's with older style homes nearer the river while newer ultra-modern sections of the suburb have grown up the hills behind them. Taroona is a family freindly 'leafy' suburb with a bush backdrop, offering a primary and high school and efficient bus transport into the ...

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south hobart

Council: hobart city council

Hobart inner suburb immediately south-west of the CBD offering many older stately mansions together with smaller 'art deco' homes reflecting architectural styles from early last century through to the post-war era. This suburb offers small corner shopping centres, schools and is close commuting or even walking distance to the city.

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sandy bay

Council: hobart city council

Situated 5 minutes south of the city centre following the line of the Derwent River, Sandy Bay has close proximity to a number of beaches and sailing clubs. Sandy Bay has many gracious older style homes situated in established, tree lined streets but there are also hillside areas with large luxury homes affording stunning views. A choice of private schools (most running private buses to many suburbs), gourmet shops, cafes and hotels including the Wrestpoint Hotel Casino.

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salamanca place

Council: hobart city council

On the Hobart waterfront, famous Salamanca Place consists of rows of sandstone buildings (formerly warehouses for the port of Hobart Town) but now used as cafés and offices. Kelly's Steps, between two of the buildings, leads to the historic suburb of Battery Point. Salamanca Market is held each Saturday. Recent additions to the Salamanca scene are modern and ultra-modern apartment blocks offering moderately priced apartments as well as penthouses over the $2.0m price tag.

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north hobart

Council: hobart city council

5 minutes drive and 10 minutes walk down to the city, North Hobart is a centre for superb restaurants, coffee shops, galleries and other entertainment. An older suburb with a variety of styles from larger character homes, some newer or renovated residences and heritage listed 'streets'.

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new town

Council: hobart city council

In the late 1800s this was Hobarts' most exclusive address and it still retains many grand period homes. It offers a wide variety of housing styles to suit most price ranges. Situated north of the city centre, 5 minutes by car, and adjoining the North Hobart restaurant area. Calvary Hospital and The Friends School are situated here.

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mount stuart

Council: hobart city council

Older suburb with character homes, close to the city with shops, recreational facilities and many utilities. Wonderful views up, down and across the river from many vantage points.

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mount nelson

Council: hobart city council

Situated on the western side of the river, this suburb climbs the hill behind Sandy Bay and offers wonderful views over the city, river and down to the Channel. Close to private schools and the University of Tasmania at the bottom of the hill and also Hobart College at the top. A local shop only but close to the viewing station at the top of Mt Nelson which is one of the earliest signal stations in Tasmania. A variety of older and '70s style brick and/or weatherboard homes mixed with a few ...

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lenah valley

Council: hobart city council

A mixture of social characteristics and affordability has seen Lenah Valley become a 'hot' suburb. Close to schools, hospitals, shopping centres, and recreational grounds, Lenah Valley is increasingly popular. Other features include a semi-bush setting, sweeping views, modern homes and a quiet atmosphere all within a 5 minute drive to the CBD. At the base of Mt Wellington, there is access to numerous mountain walks and leisure activities.

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hobart city

Council: hobart city council

Hobart is Tasmania's State capital, founded in 1804 as a penal colony,  and is the second oldest city in Australia after Sydney. It is the largest city in the State, the population of the greater Hobart area being approx. 245,000. Wandering around the city centre and waterfront on foot allows visitors to take in the classic architecture (eg Parliament House and the Theatre Royal) and one of the world's finest deepwater ports. New ultra-modern apartments are being built at vantage spots ...

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glebe

Council: hobart city council

Adjacent to the CBD on its northern edge, the Glebe is set amongst the natural landscape of The Domain with various major sporting facilities and next to the Botanical Gardens. It is one of Hobart's earliest suburbs and offers significant period style properties with expansive views to the mountain and river.

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fern tree

Council: hobart city council

This last suburb on the way up Mt Wellington has light snow falls most winters and breathtaking views over Hobart to the east coast. Some larger homes but mostly quaint vertical board cottages. A lot of residents like the quiet 'alternative' lifestyle out of the city but it is really only a few minutes drive back down to the CBD!

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dynnyrne

Council: hobart city council

One of Hobart's older suburbs sandwiched between Battery Point, South Hobart and Sandy Bay. A mix of stately period homes on larger blocks to smaller cute brick and weatherboard cottages and houses. Many smaller shops situate throughout the suburb together with a primary school and various utilities.

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bonnet hill

Council: kingborough council

Situated south of Hobart along the Channel Highway and on the hill above Kingston Beach, Bonnet Hill has a variety of newer homes and mansions in a bush setting. Facing south there are magnificent views over Kingston and down to Bruny Island. A couple of minutes out of Kingston's variety of shopping centres, schools and utilities, Bonnet Hill is a small, quiet area yet still only about 12-15 minutes out of Hobart.

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battery point

Council: hobart city council

Battery Point is Hobart's most historic suburb, located a short walk from Salamanca Place and the waterfront via Kelly's Steps. From small, olde world cottages to huge mansions, the price range also varies. Many properties in Battery Point are classified by the National Trust.

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