Bakers Retreat is located central to Hobart and its surrounding suburbs. Due to this the suburb of New Town provides a unique gateway to Hobart’s tourism, vineyards and shopping. Bakers Retreat is located 3.5Km from Hobart’s CBD. You will have the entire house to yourself and self-check in is available.

The Space

The property was built in 1928 as its architecture and style would suggest. Original Tas Oak flooring and three (3) meter ceilings combined with flush bedroom carpets, contemporary bathroom and stylish kitchen coheres two eras. Relax in the four person heated Jacuzzi or simply stroll to the French Patisserie 250M along Baker Street it’s your choice. Off street parking is via remote control door and provides security along with peace of mind.

Bakers Retreat engages professional commercial linen services to ensure all linen is hygienically cleaned, pressed and fitted. Included is an abundance of towels, crockery, cutlery & kitchen appliances. In addition a personal computer with internet, stereo with CD player and TV’s (Lounge and main bedroom) are all provided. We also supply toiletries for the bathroom including shampoo, soap, toilet paper and other sundry items. We can provide additional laundry needs and room servicing or you can simply use the facilities provided. (property linen to be cleaned by property staff only)

Guest Access

Bakers Retreat is located near an abundance of convenience shops including food stores, hairdresser, newsagents, cafes and bakery all within 350M. As mentioned there is a bus stop adjacent to the premises along with a mail box. A private Hospital one (1) Km away with doctor’s surgery less than a 350M walk. The location of this property keeps bus and taxi fares to a minimum when travelling in and out of the city. Located a little further is a shopping complex (1.6km away) with the usual shops including a chemist, newsagency, supermarkets (Coles, Kmart) and other smaller convenient stores.

Licence number

Exempt: This listing falls under Section 12 of the Land Use Planning and Approvals Act 1993