Buy a home, help change Tassie lives: House of Hope for sale

No.19a Burrows Ave, Brighton. Picture: Supplied The fourth House of Hope launched this week, a project that will house a Tasmanian family while raising much-needed funds for sick, disadvantaged and disabled children. Andrew Lyden of Lyden Builders, Craig Rogerson of Rogerson & Birch Surveyors and Andrew Clifford drove the project, bringing together an extensive network of local businesses and trades to turn the plans on paper into a completed home. More than 40 local businesses, tradespeople, contractors and service providers contributed, donating or discounting their time, materials and services to build a home that will raise funds for Tasmanian children and families. MORE: Green building, blue-chip tenant: Launceston office tower for sale Major coastal CBD landholding hits the market Is this Hobart City’s last block of land? No.19a Burrows Ave, Brighton. No.19a Burrows Ave, Brighton. No.19a Burrows Ave, Brighton. The house was built at cost price, with proceeds from the sale going to Variety Tasmania and the Rachel & Jye Fund, part of Cancer Council Tasmania’s under-25s program. Hobart agents Matt Carne and Ben Palmer from Raine & Horne and @realty — long-time suppor...