69 Mary Street, East Devonport, Tas 7310

Welcome to 69 Mary Street, East Devonport—set on a generous 1,113m² (approx.) block, this well-maintained property offers a flexible layout, updated features, and plenty of space both inside and out. Built in 1957, the home blends original charm with modern upgrades, making it ideal for growing families or those seeking room to move.

The home features new carpet, along with updated bathrooms and a functional floorplan that includes three spacious living areas—one of which is tucked away upstairs, perfect for a retreat or playroom. The home is kept comfortable year-round with two Daikin reverse cycle air conditioners ensuring climate control throughout.

Cooks will appreciate the well-equipped kitchen, which includes Westinghouse hot plates, a Westinghouse double oven, and a rangehood. Each of the four bedrooms include built-in robes, and the master enjoys the privacy of an ensuite with a shower, large vanity, and contemporary floating flooring. 

A third bathroom with a shower and toilet adds convenience for guests or busy households, and the separate laundry is a welcome practical touch.

Sliding doors from the dining room open onto a covered entertaining area—perfect for weekend BBQs or relaxed outdoor dining no matter the season.
Outside, the fully fenced yard is ideal for kids and pets, with established hedges providing privacy. There’s a single garage, single carport, and plenty of space for outdoor living or future landscaping projects.

Located close to local shops, doctors, a pharmacy, primary school, aged care home, the Recreation & Function Centre, and the Spirit of Tasmania terminal—plus just a 7-minute drive to the Devonport Airport—this is a location that offers both lifestyle and convenience.

If you're after a solid family home with updates already done and more potential to explore, 69 Mary Street is well worth a look.

Please contact the listing agent Leigh Jordan for a closer look!

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