Why this unbelievable Tasmanian home has been named sale of the year: 'The most expensive of 2024'
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A rare gem in the heart of one of Hobart's most prestigious precincts has been named 'sale of the year'. The three-level luxury residence at 91 Salamanca Place in Battery Point, designed by renowned architect Brian Wyatt, offers a unique blend of historic charm, modern design, and a surprising perk with its mixed-use zoning.
![[The mixed-use zoning under the Sullivans Cove Planning Scheme allows for versatility, with the ground floor currently leased as a gallery and retail space]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/13/22/94028705-14277395-The_mixed_use_zoning_under_the_Sullivans_Cove_Planning_Scheme_al-a-33_1736805769119.jpg)
The details of the sale can be found here. The second most expensive home sold in Tasmania for 2024 was six minutes away in Sandy Bay but the final price was undisclosed. It's the only stand-alone home among the iconic strip and although there was interest from buyers across the globe, it was ultimately bought by a Tasmanian couple.
![[Expansive windows invite natural light to dance across the polished surfaces, while the open-plan layout creates a sense of effortless flow]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/13/22/94028683-14277395-Expansive_windows_invite_natural_light_to_dance_across_the_polis-a-29_1736805769042.jpg)
Originally built in 1962 as part of the silos and later converted into a residence, the property features striking architectural elements including high ceilings, expansive glazing, and captivating views of Mount Wellington, Hobart Harbour, and the vibrant Salamanca strip.
![[The concrete walls add a touch of industrial sophistication, perfectly balanced by the warm, inviting textures throughout the home]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/13/22/94028699-14277395-The_concrete_walls_add_a_touch_of_industrial_sophistication_perf-a-30_1736805769091.jpg)
The mixed-use zoning under the Sullivans Cove Planning Scheme allows for versatility, with the ground floor currently leased as a gallery and retail space. Stepping inside, you're greeted by a home that feels as much like an art piece as a residence. A three-level luxury residence at 91 Salamanca Place offers a unique blend of historic charm, modern design, and a surprising perk.
![[On the top floor, a third bedroom with an ensuite flows onto a rooftop terrace, offering retractable awnings and stunning panoramic views]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/13/22/94028691-14277395-On_the_top_floor_a_third_bedroom_with_an_ensuite_flows_onto_a_ro-a-28_1736805769041.jpg)
The mixed-use zoning under the Sullivans Cove Planning Scheme allows for versatility, with the ground floor currently leased as a gallery and retail space. Expansive windows invite natural light to dance across the polished surfaces, while the open-plan layout creates a sense of effortless flow.
![[Every inch of this home has been designed with comfort and style in mind, from the smallest fixtures to the largest architectural elements]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/13/22/94028669-14277395-Every_inch_of_this_home_has_been_designed_with_comfort_and_style-a-32_1736805769107.jpg)
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