No.3 Capri Dr, Sandy Bay. Image: Provided
More than a luxury home, this is a place where dreams come true.
In an elevated position in a prestigious area, No.3 Capri Dr offers a luxurious lifestyle.
The home is dominated by an excellent northern exposure that brings in sunlight throughout the day, enhancing the home’s modern aesthetic and informal sense of luxury.
Featuring two open, sun-filled levels, the five-bedroom home offers the flexibility of modern family living, including a luxurious parents’ residence and a fully self-contained basement apartment that can serve as a second residence or additional living space.
The interior is finished to an exceptional standard, with warm wood floors, coastal tones, and subtle gold accents throughout.
The level of design and craftsmanship on display throughout is exceptional.
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No.3 Capri Dr, Sandy Bay.
No.3 Capri Dr, Sandy Bay.
No.3 Capri Dr, Sandy Bay.
While the house was originally designed by Frank Stary – and when it was put up for sale in 2024 it was something of a ’70s era – it was carefully rethought by architects Oramatis, and architect Watton Construction.
It is clear that raising the home to be the best in Tasmania was the goal, however, the designer and builder also showed respect for the original design of the building.
And that’s not just a nod or two to the past. Instead, they took inspiration from the curves and arches at home and turned them into a design motif that extends throughout the home.
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No.3 Capri Dr, Sandy Bay.
No.3 Capri Dr, Sandy Bay.
Peterswald agent Phoebe Nothling described the home as “timeless”.
Mrs Nothling said the kitchen was the focal point, at the heart of the home, and was appointed with Taj Mahal Quartzite benchtops, a waterfall central island, high-end appliances and a fully equipped dining room.
It’s a homely feel, including many living spaces.
“As we move around, you’ll see the Taj Mahal theme coming up in the laundry, the bathrooms, the living room – there’s a beautiful consistent theme throughout the home,” she said.
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No.3 Capri Dr, Sandy Bay.
No.3 Capri Dr, Sandy Bay.
No.3 Capri Dr, Sandy Bay.
And at the entrance level, the house has a living room on the left and a bathroom and bedrooms on the right, just outside the study that takes in that amazing water view.
There’s a lot to discover. The home has electric blinds, shadow lighting, lots of storage space, study areas, gold hardware, gas cooking, Bosch appliances, hot tub bathroom, full millimeter joinery, cocktail bar in the butler’s pantry, and integrated heating.
The home takes in a wide unobstructed view of the harbor and city of Hobart, the Tasman Bridge and yacht clubs, with picture windows creating a unique vista.
No.3 Capri Dr, Sandy Bay.
No.3 Capri Dr, Sandy Bay.
No.3 Capri Dr, Sandy Bay.
Outdoor living is equally compelling, with an indoor swimming pool flanked by private travertine-paved courtyards, a rooftop patio and an expansive rooftop terrace designed to maximize the spectacular view.
Although the home does not currently have an elevator, there is room for an elevator if the owner desires it in the future.
Mrs Nothling described the upstairs bedroom ensuite as very nice.
“It’s a luxury,” he said. It has a double shower, a bathtub, more Quartzite and curves – it’s beautiful.”
No.3 Capri Dr, Sandy Bay.
No.3 Capri Dr, Sandy Bay.
No.3 Capri Dr, Sandy Bay.
No. 3 Capri Dr sits amidst one of Sandy Bay’s most exclusive neighborhoods, architectural excellence, multi-generational flexibility, and the enduring prestige of Sandy Bay’s premier addresses.
“This is an inexpensive renovation and expansion; a timeless, luxurious home,” said Mrs. Nothling. ‘There is nothing like it in Hobart.
Listed with Peterswald in the $3.25m-plus price range.
