Furnished homesin North Hobart.

“Elizabeth Street — Hobart's restaurant strip and its cinema.”

North Hobart sits just north of the city centre and holds the strongest concentration of restaurants in Tasmania along a single stretch of Elizabeth Street — a run of several hundred metres covering most cuisines, anchored by the State Cinema, an independent multi-screen art-house venue with a rooftop bar and bookshop that has operated on the site for over a century. The suburb behind the strip is residential and largely low-rise: weatherboard and brick cottages on small blocks, some subdivided into flats, with newer infill scattered through. North Hobart Oval hosts AFL and local football. It is close enough to walk into the Hobart CBD in about 20 minutes, with frequent buses along Elizabeth Street covering it in under 10. Furnished stock is a mix of small houses and flats. Medium-term tenants tend to be people working in the city who want to eat out without driving, hospitality workers on the strip itself, and longer stays wanting a residential feel close to the centre.