Boatshed No.34 Queens Walk, Cornelian Bay, New Town is for sale with LJ Hooker Pinnacle Property. Picture: Supplied
This cute-as-a-button Cornelian Bay boatshed could set a price record.
While some of these classic Hobart waterfront properties are still used for storing kayaks and fishing rods, others have been kitted out for luxurious relaxation.
At Boatshed No.34 on Queens Walk, the owners have invested significantly to make their little slice of heaven all the more heavenly.
Cara Montgomery from LJ Hooker Pinnacle Property said the goal was to make the property as comfortable as possible.
She described it as an “unrivalled sanctuary”.
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Boatshed No.34.
Boatshed No.34.
“The whole thing has been redesigned internally, with a complete overhaul of the previous interior,” Ms Montgomery said.
“They have also added glass balustrading to the decking to protect from the wind, with twin swinging doors opening to the water’s edge deck.
“Among the highlights is its Swedish sauna.
“The upgrades have been beautifully done, it is amazing.
“It is listed at “Offers over $500,000, and if we achieve that it will be the highest sale price for a Cornelian Bay boatshed.”
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Boatshed No.34.
Boatshed No.34.
Designed for indulgence, relaxation, and unforgettable moments, the space includes a full bathroom with a composting toilet, and a beautifully appointed kitchen featuring a convection oven, fridge and storage — ideal for intimate gatherings and slow weekends.
A carpeted upper loft provides additional space to unwind.
The flooring is low-maintenance timber laminate.
No.34 features premium finishes throughout and is immaculately presented.
“Every element has been carefully considered, creating a retreat that is exquisitely functional and undeniably luxurious,” Ms Montgomery said.
Boatshed No.34.
Boatshed No.34.
These 34 New Town boatsheds are bought and sold as freehold buildings together with the Crown Leases for the water on which they sit to the high tide mark. They are used for recreational purposes only.
The sheds were originally built in the 1840s, but most that are still standing today date back to the 1920s and 1930s.
Boatshed No.34.
Boatshed No.34.
In a typical year, anywhere from none to a small handful of these properties might be available to purchase.
In September this year, No.36 was sold for $460,000, just above the sale price it achieved in 2023, $450,000.
No.1A sold last year and No.11 sold in 2023, both for an undisclosed price.
Boatshed No.34 Queens Walk, Cornelian Bay, New Town is priced at “Offers over $500,000”.
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