Wide water views at No.27 Corinth Street, Howrah. Picture: Supplied

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SET by the waterside, this mid-century home was built to capture the beauty of its position and the changing moods of the water and sky.

Its next owner could be forgiven for loosing track of time while watching the action on the river sail by.

Spectacular views encompass the length and breadth of the river, from the northern tip of Bruny Island, sweeping over the city to the magnificent kunanyi/Mount Wellington.

As well as being set on the sunny side of the river, this impressive property boasts a title to the high water mark.

The pared-back home’s floorplan includes a family room, living area with an open plan kitchen, three bedrooms and two bathrooms.

Its decks provides alfresco dining and living options no matter the season.

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The generous living spaces flow from the gourmet kitchen to the outdoor entertaining area and through to the living room and sunroom.

The living areas have a northerly aspect from which to enjoy the afternoon sunshine and glorious sunsets.

Top quality Neff appliances, granite benchtops, generous storage and an island bench combine to create an envy-worthy kitchen.

On waking into the main bedroom, there is a glimpse of the sparkling water that creates a special moment for the homeowner. The bedroom also has its own balcony.

The home is warmed and cooled via three Daikin air conditioners.

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The generous property stretches down to the waterfront where there is access to a foreshore walking track.

The property has a 37sq m double garage with a remote controlled door, off-street parking for a boat or caravan, plus landscaped gardens across its large, double size 1411sq m allotment.

There are raised garden beds in a netted enclosure and a garden shed for storing a green thumb’s tools.

Just steps from the river’s edge, Corinth Street is located around the corner from Howrah Beach and Howrah Point’s shops, cafe and newsagency.

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Space for the whole family.

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Just a few minutes up the road, a Howrah resident will find themselves at the Shoreline shopping precinct, hotel and bus interchange.

Bellerive Village, Blundstone Arena, Eastlands, Hobart’s CBD and the airport are all within a quick drive.

Per realestate.com.au, Howrah’s median house price has been steady over the past 12 months with 3 per cent growth across 132 sales.

It is up 21 per cent compared to three years ago and 61 per cent compared to five years ago.

On average Howrah homes were sold in two weeks on the market.

No.27 Corinth Street is listed at “Offers over $1.5 million” with Fall Real Estate.