14 Fourth Avenue, West Moonah TAS 7009

1951 build on 709m² | dual street frontage | 5-car capacity | rare studio retreat The property’s competitive strength lies in its dual street frontage and the 49m² under-home garage, which together create an unusual configuration for a 1950s house in West Moonah. For a buyer seeking a home with income potential or multigenerational flexibility, the separate studio and covered entertainment area effectively add a second living zone without compromising the main residence. The 37m² covered area and 37m² studio extend usable space beyond the 102m² floorplan, making this property more versatile than its bedroom count suggests. It serves best a buyer who values parking, workshop space, or the option to separate family activities. The primary risk is the 1951 build age, which may require structural or system upgrades despite the reverse cycle heat pump. The 14% building coverage on a 709m² lot signals potential for future subdivision or extension, but this depends on council approval and carries cost. The $795,000+ asking price sits above the suburb median, so the buyer pays a premium for the lot size and configuration rather than the house itself. Hold this property for its land value and flexibility; the dual frontage and parking count are rare in the area and will support resale even if the house requires work.