Positioned on 1144m2 block of land with views of the bay, the house is accessed by stairs, and a ramp leading up to the front door. If you are looking to renovate then this house would be perfect.

A neat entry hall links to the open plan living area, which flows through to the dining area, which features large, sun-catching views of the garden. Heating is provided by an open fireplace and boosted by an efficient Panasonic heat pump for the winter months. The adjacent kitchen is neatly appointed and functional, with potential for a minor revamp to modernise its appearance.

The laundry features good-sized storage cupboards, and a double wash trough. The back door leads to a landing and a separate storage room. Along the hallway, the first bedroom is double sized with a built-in wardrobe. The second bedroom is also large and features a built-in wardrobe. The master bedroom has a built-in wardrobe and boasts a fabulous water view.

The bathroom has a separate shower room, separate toilet and a separate bath and vanity room.

Outside the house, the gently-sloping block is fully fenced and a carport is neatly placed by the rear access point to the house. Afternoon tea with water views across the bay can be enjoyed from the attractive gazebo. The garden awaits the creative eye of a landscape designer or can remain as a smooth green lawn.

A sunny aspect in a quiet street completes the picture for this north west-facing home in Snug. Close to shops, schools, transport and beaches, it's a mere 15-minute drive to Kingston's shopping precinct.

The History of the Jessie Kean Holiday Home

The Jessie Kean Holiday Home has provided a holiday getaway place for members of the Country Women's Association in Tasmania and their loved ones for many years.

Happy memories of beach cricket, sun and sand, picnics on the beach and views over the bay to Coningham have placed this holiday home firmly in the hearts of many Tasmanian families, and it's with some sadness that the property is now being offered for sale to find a new family to love its features and its pleasant setting.

Opened in 1969 by Lady Victoria Bastyan, wife of the Tasmanian Governor, this charming three-bedroom brick house is a perfect home by the seaside.