4 Longview Avenue, Sandy Bay. Picture: SUPPLIED

THE classic style of the 1960s is on display in this beautiful Sandy Bay home.

Having never been on the market before, this three-bedroom house is the type that will have wide appeal and could be snapped up before readers get to the end of this article.

The home boasts a sunny, elevated, north-facing position with River Derwent and Battery Point views.

It is a showcase of the property’s original features blended easily with contemporary updates.

From the entry there is a generously proportioned open-plan living space with extensive glazing to showcase those water views.

Stately street appeal.

An inspirational kitchen.

The living room opens to the dining room, then the modern kitchen with European appliances.

Charming original open fireplaces with stone surrounds and timber accents create an understated retro vibe.

For comfort there is a ducted electric heat pump.

The bedrooms are at the rear of the home, with the master set just beyond the main living zone.

The spacious master bedroom is equipped with built-in wardrobes and an ensuite.

The additional double-sized bedrooms are serviced by a central family bathroom with a spa.

The lower level enhances the amenity of the property, with a double garage and laundry facilities.

Take a peek at the river.

Relax in the tub.

Outside the terraced rear garden is well fenced and low maintenance.

Longview Avenue is close to the recreational facilities of Nutgrove, public transport and excellent schools.

The cafes and shops of Sandy Bay are also nearby.

No.4 Longview Ave in Sandy Bay is listed with Knight Frank at “Offers over $950,000”.

CoreLogic figures show Sandy Bay house prices are up by almost 30 per cent compared with the median value three years ago.

In the 12 months through June, the suburb’s median has held steady.