The Mercury (Tasmania)

The Mercury engages with the Tasmanian community by offering a significant platform for discussion through its print, digital, and social media channels. With its dynamic, fair, and sometimes challenging reporting, the Mercury serves as a vital resource for Tasmanians. While it honors its local heritage, the Mercury also welcomes new challenges each day. It continuously works on creating sections that reflect the evolving lifestyles of Tasmanians and meets the specific needs of advertisers targeting distinct audiences.

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Penthouse living in total luxury, and close to the beach

1 week ago | themercury.com.au | Jarrad Bevan |Matt Bell

NewsTasmaniaJust moments from the sand and shoreline of Hinsby Beach sits Vue de Mar, a collection of four prestigious homes. Designed and constructed by Giameos Developments, these apartments and penthouses set a new standard in coastal apartment living. Stefan Giameos and his wide Zaeidha Giameos worked closely with Hanz Lee, director of JAWS Architects, to craft homes that would be as luxurious as they are beautiful, and, importantly, easy to live in.
Want a unique home? Here’s a ‘liveable sculpture’

1 week ago | themercury.com.au | Jarrad Bevan |Matt Bell

NewsTasmaniaSinuous and sensuous, the curves and contours of this spectacular contemporary residence ensure the brilliance of the built space match the natural beauty of the setting. This was architect David Luck’s description — for the Tasmanian Architecture Awards — of his virtually transparent house in Dilston, about a 15-minute drive from Launceston.
‘Adorable’: Cornelian Bay’s only boatshed for sale

1 week ago | themercury.com.au | Jarrad Bevan |Matt Bell

NewsTasmaniaThey are not the largest property, the most expensive or the flashiest, but they are amid the most coveted in Hobart. When one of the colourful boatshed of Cornelian Bay hits the market, property lovers take notice. Some are ready to pounce. These tightly-held properties are popular among a range of buyers — from boaties that want to store watercraft here through to those seeking the peaceful relaxation on offer by the edge of the bay.
Coastal comfort, a dream at the beach comes true

1 week ago | themercury.com.au | Jarrad Bevan |Matt Bell

NewsTasmaniaIt is a place where dreams come true. Perched atop a bluff overlooking Spring Beach, this exceptional residence offers a rare blend of modern sophistication and coastal charm. This family-sized home’s commanding position provides uninterrupted panoramic views of the pristine shoreline, creating a stunning backdrop for everyday living. Meanwhile, the thoughtfully designed north-facing floorplan makes the most of its enviable location, seamlessly integrating indoor and outdoor spaces.
Eye-catching blue church needs your tender touch

2 weeks ago | themercury.com.au | Jarrad Bevan |Matt Bell

NewsTasmaniaThe chance to make your mark on history doesn’t come along every day. Here in Tasmania’s Southern Midlands sits the former Kempton Presbyterian Church. It was originally built in 1886, and today it is ready for its next chapter to be written. Property representative at Wolf Property, Matthew Macdonald, said there has been plenty of interest since the property launched.
Adventure awaits in unique Bruny Island beach house

2 weeks ago | themercury.com.au | Jarrad Bevan |Matt Bell

NewsTasmaniaIt’s hard to believe a property like this exists. Total luxury, family-sized, and positioned mere steps from the sand and water of one of Australia’s most highly regarded beaches. There are very few homes located on the beachside of the road in Adventure Bay. Uninterrupted water views are guaranteed. In the tranquil enclave of Quiet Corner, nestled at the sheltered northern end of Adventure Bay, there are just four properties. And at the opposite end of the beach, even fewer.
‘Injuries suckkk’: Olympic champion grounded following surgery

2 weeks ago | themercury.com.au | Scott Gullan

Olympic pole vault champion Nina Kennedy will be sidelined for up to three months following hamstring surgery. The Paris hero has struggled with the issue since returning to training in January and decided to go under the knife following expert medical advice. Kennedy, 28, is hoping to still be able to defend her world title in Tokyo in September. She revealed on social media her struggles with the latest setback: “Injuries suckkk (sic) so much. Lucky I’ve never had to deal with anything too bad.
‘Trophy’: Hobart waterfront building attracts global interest

2 weeks ago | themercury.com.au | Jarrad Bevan

The chance to own a prominent piece of Hobart’s waterfront does not come along every day. And even rarer still is a property such as No.11 Franklin Wharf, an updated, multi-level building on a corner site with a 1200sq m floorplan. Described as a “generational trophy asset” in the heart of Hobart’s Sullivans Cove precinct, No.11 Franklin Wharf is a stand-alone freehold investment offering unrivalled exposure.
Rare as hen’s teeth childcare asset heading to auction

Nov 28, 2024 | themercury.com.au | Jarrad Bevan

OPPORTUNITIES to invest in a Tasmanian childcare property are rare, coming along just once or twice a decade. Following the standout sale of a Lindisfarne childcare centre earlier this year, Burgess Rawson has brought another premium childcare asset to market in Launceston, in partnership with co-agent Elders Tasmania.
Swansea’s Grange offers premium vineyard, and a bonus option

Nov 22, 2024 | themercury.com.au | Jarrad Bevan

A HISTORIC coastal farm with a history of high-end wool production and an established vineyard offers entry into Tasmania’s prized wine sector. The 1204ha Cranbrook property, The Grange, features an award-winning vineyard, stunning panoramic views across the Freycinet Peninsula, Maria Island and The Hazards, and a beautifully renovated homestead. This premium viticulture investment is located in the Swansea region of Tasmania, one of the state’s finest wine growing areas.