One historic facade, five Battery Point homes

No.16A St Georges Tce, Battery Point. Picture: Supplied A single historic facade rarely hints at what lies behind it — and at Edgehill, that gap between first impression and full reality is extraordinary. Behind this distinguished Battery Point exterior lies a property of remarkable rarity and unexpected scale. From the street, Edgehill at No.16A St Georges Tce presents as a substantial period residence – its principal facade still bearing the date 1880. This legacy stretches back to the Plunkett family, recorded at “Edge Hill Cottage, St Georges Terrace” that same year. The historic Edgehill name survives within the property, too, a thread connecting its earliest days to the present. An early cottage fronts St Georges Tce alongside a later, grander residence; the two sit side-by-side as a testament to the property’s gradual evolution over generations. MORE: 193% in 10 years: Australia’s No.1 growth market revealed Waterfront landmark sold amid stadium-driven investor confidence Cleared for takeoff: Hobart Airport gateway opportunity $100k in a year: Inside Risdon Vale’s remarkable price surge No.16A St Georges Tce, Battery Point. No.16A St Georges Tce, Battery Point. No.16A St Geo...