Lots 13 and 14 Howrah Point Ct, Howrah. Picture: Supplied
The opportunity to secure one — or both — of these front row allotments on Little Howrah Beach represents what may well be an unrepeatable moment in Hobart’s property market.
Lots 13 and 14 Howrah Point Ct are vacant blocks that collectively exceed 1600sq m.
Positioned on a point with no neighbours to the north, these sunny lots command uninterrupted views straight over the beach.
A single block offers an exceptional opportunity in its own right, while merging the two would create a landmark estate of significant proportions.
Only a narrow strip of Crown Land stands between the property boundary and the sand — a degree of proximity to the water that is extraordinarily rare.
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Lots 13 and 14 Howrah Point Ct, Howrah.
Beachfront land of this calibre almost never reaches the market.
The usual path to a premium waterfront address means taking on an existing home laden with someone else’s design choices, or absorbing the cost and disruption of demolition — obstacles that don’t exist here.
Ray White Hobart’s Harry Lambrakis describes the listing as genuinely exceptional.
“Opportunities like this rarely come up, and when they do they attract interest from not only local and interstate families but also international buyers,” he said.
“The blocks are unique, especially given that they’re positioned on a point with no neighbours to the north, which creates a one-of-a-kind view straight over the beach.”
Lots 13 and 14 Howrah Point Ct, Howrah.
Colleague Marnie Canvin believes the appeal is equally straightforward.
“This would be the last opportunity to secure a large parcel of north-facing beachfront land on the Eastern Shore so close to town,” she said, adding that she expects both blocks could be purchased together by a local buyer.
“Once these two allotments are sold, it is believed no other privately owned, vacant beachfront blocks remain across the entire Howrah, Tranmere, and Bellerive coastlines,” Ms Canvin said.
These two blocks were once part of the Domi Riviere estate, which sold in 2022.
Lots 13 and 14 Howrah Point Ct, Howrah are offered for sale by tender.
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