19 Lillie Street, Glebe TAS 7000
19 Lillie Street, Glebe TAS 7000
1890 character | six bedrooms one bath | 45% site coverage | Glebe subdivision edge
The six-bedroom count on a single bathroom is the defining structural constraint here, but it also signals a rare configuration in Glebeโs tightly held historic subdivision. For a buyer willing to consolidate bathrooms or reconfigure internally, the 199mยฒ building footprint on 443mยฒ offers conversion upside that most period terraces lack. The 45% site coverage leaves meaningful outdoor space, and the elevation and roof height data suggest reasonable natural light and potential for a first-floor addition. This property serves best an owner-occupier with renovation appetite or a developer looking to unlock value through subdivision or extension in a precinct where land supply is effectively zero.
The single bathroom is a material discounting factor in a six-bedroom house, compressing the buyer pool to those who will renovate immediately. The 2022 sale at $1,101,000 sets a recent benchmark, and the current list price below that indicates either condition deterioration or market softening that a buyer can exploit. No heritage overlay is a critical advantage – it permits pragmatic alterations without council friction. The NBN FTTP and 5G coverage are functional but not price-setting. Hold this property as a medium-term renovation play: add a second bathroom and update the kitchen, and the valuation gap to comparable 5-bedroom sales in Glebe narrows sharply.
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Market Insight:
Glebe is positioned as a premium inner-city suburb, with house prices well above the state median, reflecting its established residential character. Demand is primarily driven by young professionals and couples without children, attracted by the lifestyle and proximity to urban amenities. Recent market conditions are characterised by very low stock levels and competitive selling periods, though price growth has moderated from its historical trend. Future growth is underpinned by sustained demand from this demographic within a tightly held market, yet its premium pricing presents an affordability constraint relative to broader Tasmania.