Cityscape at The Elliott in the Heart of Hobart

The perfect blend of luxury and space in the city awaits at this apartment in ‘The Elliott’, superbly positioned within a 10-minute walk of Hobart's most notable attractions and eateries. Chic and modern, you’ll enjoy an inviting open floor plan and a private balcony with seating to soak up the breathtaking cityscape and distant leafy hill views. There is ducted heating and cooling throughout, while secure garage parking is provided for one car.
Showcasing a sleek contemporary design, high-end artistic flair and all the modern convenience you would expect, this sixth-floor residence simply oozes luxury and style. Focused around an extensive social zone with Hobart city-scape and mountain views, the bright open living area features an elegant three-seat leather lounge and chair fronting a central TV. Glass sliding doors open to a deep elevated balcony equipped with cushioned seating to settle into while taking in dreamy views over the Hobart City skyline. A modern kitchen adjoins the dining area—set for four—and comes complete with a dishwasher, stainless steel fridge and a full range of cooking appliances and utensils.

Two spacious bedrooms feature queen beds and mirrored built-ins, while the bathroom is fitted with matte black finishes and a rainfall shower. Additional features include an in-unit laundry with a washer and dryer, ducted air conditioning and heating, elaborate herringbone-patterned oak flooring, and lift access to the street and secure covered car space.

A common landscaped rooftop terrace crowns the building and showcases spectacular 360-degree views around Hobart City to the Derwent River, Mount Wellington and beyond. There’s a shared barbecue and seating up there. It’s the ideal spot to unwind for a few friendly sundowners and take in the glorious views.
During your stay, you and your group will have the entire apartment to yourselves. Please make yourselves at home!

Just up from Hobart City and a five minute wander to North Hobart’s trendy cuisine scene, there’s places to go and things to see doesn’t matter which way you stroll from the front door.

Templo restaurant is literally footsteps away, you may have to book, but it’s a foodie’s fine-dining favourite. A little further up the street in North Hobart, really worth checking out.

Hobart’s CBD is only a six or seven minute stroll down the road with its historical buildings, galleries, hipster wine bars and sizzling hotpot of restaurants (The Hanging Garden is a locals favourite).

The Derwent River swings by the CBD and houses Constitution Docks where The Sydney to Hobart Yacht race finishes and Hobart Wharf where you catch the ferry to Mona or a cruise down the Derwent to Bruny Island.

Salamanca Place is located right next to the docks, it not only houses a cosmopolitan collection of restaurants and bars, it plays host to the famous Salamanca Markets on a Saturday which comes alive with purveyors of fresh produce, handcrafts and gifts as well as live music, coffee and some delicious street foods for breakfast or lunch.

If you don’t have a car it is worth hiring one for a day as there are some excellent day trips around Hobart. It’s only a short drive to Long Beach at Sandy Bay for breakfast or lunch by the river or up to Kunanyi/Mount Wellington for a taste of the Tassie wilderness and 360 degree views that take in Hobart City and scopes the path of the Derwent River.

Kettering is only 30 minutes down the coast, it’s a quaint little fishing village that harbours the Bruny Island ferry (20 minute ferry ride to the island) and historic Port Arthur is a 90 minute drive away.

Due to local regulations, we can happily host you for up to 90 nights. Any bookings that exceed this duration will be cancelled by Vrbo.