Meet Guinevere: The Bluff beauty buyers rarely get a chance to own

No.9 Chapman St, Bellerive. Picture: Supplied Rarely do homes on Bellerive Bluff come to market, and rarer still is one with the pedigree of Guinevere. Built in 1894 and named after its original owner, Guinevere Tibbs, this heritage-listed home has been in the same hands since 1993, when the current owners purchased the property and set about caring for it with clear devotion. Now, after more than three decades, they are ready to make the move while able to do so comfortably, downsizing as they look towards their retirement years. MORE: Final piece of Windgrove paradise for sale Secrecy shrouds sale of historic Tas estate fit for a knight Hobart Reserve Bank Building hits market for first time in 25 years Retro rewind: Newstead time capsule has buyers groovin’ No.9 Chapman St, Bellerive. No.9 Chapman St, Bellerive. No.9 Chapman St, Bellerive. Harcourts Signature director Candice Gottschalk said properties on the Bluff rarely come up for sale, and when they do, they don’t stay on the market for long. “Homes on Bellerive Bluff are famously tightly held. Once buyers find a home here, they rarely want to leave, and it is not uncommon for residents to only consider selling if they can r...