A former nurses’ quarters from the 1960s is on the market, offering a “rare chance” to transform a piece of Tasmanian history into a modern business venture.
The property, built in 1961 for the former Royal Derwent Hospital, sits on 2.1 acres in New Norfolk.
It boasts a mix of “heritage charm” and “untapped potential”, according to the listing, with features that could inspire innovation in potential buyers.
It includes an outdoor pool precinct with multiple changing facilities, a cinema and backstage areas for entertainment or events, and an indoor basketball court.
There is also a commercial kitchen and 300-seat dining area “ideal for hospitality ventures”, gymnasium space for wellness or health-focused enterprises, multiple meeting rooms and ancillary kitchens.
“With the scope to operate its current amenities as standalone or combined businesses, this redevelopment prospect is brimming with possibilities,” the listing says.
“From hospitality to residential, the only limit is your imagination.”
The property is listed with More Real Estate New Norfolk for an undisclosed price.
