Encontre lugares para ficar em Bothwell no Airbnb

Looking for a place to escape the rat race? Somewhere to relax amongst the rolling hills and clean pure air Tasmania has to offer? Friendly Farm Stay is a great abode where you situated amongst the local wild life including wallabies and possums and without a street light in sight you can enjoy star light skies of country Tasmania. But rest assured the next morning will keep you on your toes as you wake up to greedy alpacas, eagerly awaiting in anticipation, for being hand fed.

Our place is a hobby farm, located in the famous coal valley. With ample of space to explore, you may want to venture through native bushlands filled with many of Tassie most precious animals. The accommodation is located a good distance away from the local road so traffic noise will not be a concern.

Our closest neighbour is approximately 1 km away.

A humble heritage listed cottage built with convict bricks in the mid 1800s. Two fireplaces keep the cottage warm during the cold winters experienced on the Central Highlands. The house has been restored with all modern amenities and carefully and thoughtfully curated with a diverse collection of vintage and antique pieces which speak to the varied history of the cottage. Just 90 minutes from Launceston and 1 hour from Hobart, Bothwell is the perfect location from which to explore.

Cross the sandstone verandah and enter through the original front door. Step into the cosy living room with combustion stove, pour a whisky and settle into the comfy leather sofa. The master bedroom is to the left with an open fire and antique bed. To the rear is the kitchen and dining room. The bathroom has a restored clawfoot bath for you to luxuriate in. There is plenty of electric heating for the colder months. Through the rear door is a huge paved area and yard with outdoor seating to enjoy the warmer days. The combustion stove and open fireplace in the bedroom can be used if you're knowledgeable about their use. Wood for the fireplaces is supplied and can be found in the wood shed out the back. Wifi is available but there is no television. Please note that there is no dishwasher or microwave. There are no laundry facilities available. Bothwell has limited fresh food or grocery stores. I advise purchasing fresh fruit, vegetables and groceries before you arrive. I can recommend Hill Street Grocers in Hobart.

Bothwell is in Tasmania's beautiful central highlands. It was settled by farmers in the 1820s and still has a distinctive colonial character and old-world atmosphere today. Bothwell is a charming quintessential Aussie town, full of character. Although not pretty it is authentic, a true representation of of the characters who reside here. More than 50 buildings in Bothwell are heritage-listed for their architectural and historical value, so take a stroll along the wide streets and enjoy the details of built treasures that range from simple stone cottages to grand, elegant churches. For those interested in golf, Bothwell is home to one of the oldest golf courses in Australia at Ratho. Laid in the mid-1830s, the course has square putting greens and fairways maintained by grazing sheep. You can even play a round with traditional hickory clubs. Locals and visitors also come to the nearby lakes, rivers and reserves to fly fish for the elusive brown trout and hunt for game. There are world famous whisky distilleries for those who like a nibble and a tipple, too. Walk through the lovey village green and onto Sealys for a delicious morning tea or lunch. I recommend purchasing your fresh food and groceries before arriving as there is limited fresh supplies in Bothwell.

One of 5 bedrooms in authentic historic Shearers Quarters, there are 2 Queen rooms #1 Platypus & #4 Merino Washroom & Messroom are shared. Normally maximum rooms are in use is 3 unless booked by a group or family. Kitchen is well equipped & there is an outdoor BBQ & firepit.

We will forward details on activities on the farm & nearby.

When in Oatlands stay in an authentic Georgian sandstone cottage to really feel the part. Just minutes walk from Callington Mill, and Lake Dulverton, this heritage listed 1830's home offers an opportunity to imagine early Tasmanian life without sacrificing contemporary comforts. It is the perfect location from which to experience the rural town of Oatlands, explore the restored buildings of the former military precinct; and venture further afield to the heritage highlights of the Midlands.

Imagine carved sandstone blocks, hand made bricks and soft ambience, this Georgian beauty in the Oatlands Heritage Precinct took me 2 years to renovate and restore. There are many layers of history to this early Tasmanian home and I have enjoyed creating the latest one. It's a quiet and contemplative space providing a window into a very different world and simpler lifestyle. The name Aviemore is inspired from the Scottish highlands, both in terms of my ancestral connections, and the images of Scotland that Oatlands and surrounding landscapes invokes. I am hoping my guests enjoy staying at Aviemore as much as I do.

Aviemore is centred within one of the best preserved colonial village streetscapes in Tasmania. Callington Mill, the Lake Frederick Inn and Cantwell's Store are some of the lovely properties neighbouring Aviemore. Just around the corner is the serene Lake Dulverton and surrounding rural landscape. Lake Dulverton is home to a thriving population of birds, including migratory species. In terms of food and coffee, the wonderful Pancake and Crepe Shop is just 2 minutes walk away.

"Rose Cottage" Oatlands Manor offers fully self contained heritage cottage Acc in a rural setting five 5km west of Oatlands. Established in 1854 from convict Labor and is registered with the Heritage Council and the National Trust It lends itself as a central base from which to tour Tasmania You will enjoy rural views from every window of the cottage, you could sit relax read a good book by the fire watching the sheep graze in the paddocks or use it as a home base to explore this part of Tassie

Check In: 2:00 PM Check Out: 10:00 AM

Oatlands has the largest collection of sandstone buildings in a village setting in Australia. The town's authentic colonial character is reflected in 87 original sandstone buildings along the town's main street. Oatlands is one of Tasmania's oldest settlements and was named by Governor Macquarie after an English town in the county of Surrey in 1821. It was developed as a military base for the control and management of convicts because of its central location between Hobart and Launceston. Convicts were assigned to nearby farms and properties, and also worked on public buildings, roads and bridges. Some of the more significant buildings include the Oatlands Gaol (1835) which offer evening ghost walks for the brave, Commissariat's Store and Watch House (1830s) and Officers' Quarters (1830s). The Callington Mill (1837) is the only working example of a Lincolnshire windmill in Australia. Oatlands Post Office opened on 1 June 1832. Much of the Black War (early settlers against local aborigines) took place in the surrounding districts, and Oatlands was also the home of the ex-convict Solomon Blay, Tasmania's most feared hangman. There are a number of unique landmarks in Oatlands, including the Callington Mill and St Pauls' Church. The mill was built in 1837 and was restored to working order during June/July 2010, and the Catholic Church was designed by Augustus Welby Pugin, the father of Gothic Revival architecture. For some years after 1848, Oatlands was the place of exile of the Irish nationalist leader Kevin Izod O'Doherty, where his stone cottage still stands. A railway connected Oatlands with Parattah Junction, on the main Hobart to Launceston line. The railway opened on 13 May 1885 and it closed on 10 June 1949. Oatlands was generally a relatively prosperous town in the 20th century but by the 1990s the Tasmanian economy slump, the highway bypass and a Tasmanian Midlands rural drought had a very negative effect on the town. Much of Tasmania's economic renewal, like the highway, has bypassed Oatlands, along with Ross, Tunbridge, Kempton and Pontville, which today is a lot quieter than it used to be. The residents are attempting to grow the town once more by making it a peaceful local centre with a tourist friendly image. The Oatlands Court House is an historic Georgian building in Oatlands. Built by convict labour in 1829, the Oatlands Court House is the oldest supreme court house in rural Australia and the oldest building in Oatlands. This fine example of a Georgian public building was originally constructed as a combined Chapel and Police Office. It was purchased by the National Trust in 1977. Oatlands has the largest collection of sandstone buildings in a village setting in Australia. The town’s authentic colonial character is reflected in 87 original sandstone buildings along the town’s main street. Some of the more significant buildings include the Oatlands gaol (1835), Commissariat’s store and watch house (1830s) and officers’ quarters (1830s). The Callington Mill (1837) is the only working example of a Lincolnshire windmill in Australia.

This unique property was built as the town's general store in 1837. It has been recently refurbished as a 2-bedroom cottage with an eclectic blend of heritage charm and modern comfort. Bothwell is the gateway to Tasmania's central highlands.

The character of the exterior of the 1837 shop and cottage opens up to a bright and airy space with a blend of old and new. Hand made brick walls, pit-sawn timber floors and the original shop shelving are mixed with a modern kitchen and bathroom and high quality beds and linen to make your stay in this heritage building as comfortable as possible.

Bothwell is the gateway to Tasmania's beautiful central highlands. Attractions nearby are the Australasian Golf Museum, Ratho Golf Course and the Nant Distillery. World-class flyfishing lakes are also nearby. The town has abundant heritage buildings, a hotel, bakery, general store, post office and cafes. We are across the road from a park with a fenced playground for children. Please note that most food places in the town close at 7-8pm, so if you are arriving after 7 you will need to self-cater (consequently the kitchen is well equipped for cooking your own meals).

3 bedroom apartment upstairs of cafe in historic 1820s corner store. Can be rented as a 1, 2, or 3 bedroom apartment. 3 large bedrooms, 2 with views of the rolling countryside, large bathroom, lounge/kitchenette room. The apartment is located above a historic store, now the wild fennel cafe. Meals available 7-3 weekdays (closed wednesdays) and 8-3 weekends

This unique apartment in a historical 1820's building gives you the entire upstairs of the building with your own side entrance, separate to the café. It offers the flexibility of 1,2, or 3 rooms with large bathroom, lounge and kitchenette (microwave, kettle and toaster) as well as a lovely light reading nook.

We are at the gateway to the famous Mt Field National park, we are on a lovey tourist drive from Strahan to Hobart about 1 hour from Hobart. Hamilton is a small, beautiful quaint little town of stone cottages surrounded by sheep and dairy farms and forms the hub of a friendly little community. Hamilton is located in the central highlands- not too far from many a great drive location.

Roslyn House B&B is close to Mount Field National Park and the famous Russell Falls. Roslyn House built circa 1859 has beautiful views over the Derwent Valley with a special ambience only found in a heritage building built by the landed gentry. Roslyn House is ideal for couples or singles wanting to relax in the peace and quiet of the gardens or for the more adventurous, take part in the many activities in the area eg kayaking, fishing or snow skiing, as well as endless walks rated easy to hard.

Roslyn House B&B is close to Mount Field National Park and the famous Russell Falls. Roslyn House built circa 1859 has beautiful views over the Derwent Valley with a special ambience only found in a heritage building built by the landed gentry. Roslyn House is ideal for couples or singles wanting to relax in the peace and quiet of the gardens or for the more adventurous, take part in the many activities in the area eg kayaking, fishing or snow skiing, as well as endless walks rated easy to hard.

Experience Tasmania's country lifestyle at Westerway in the Derwent Valley in the privacy of you own cabin. Berryfields cabin offers self catering accommodation. It has open plan living, a well equipped kitchen, queen bed and ensuite bathroom. There is a verandah with a BBQ and parking is provided. It is a great stopover when travelling from Strahan or Hobart. Places close by are Mt Field National Park, Russell Falls, Styx Valley, Tyenna River, Westerway Raspberry Farm, Possum Shed Cafe.

Cottage is located within 10 minutes drive to the spectacular MOUNT FIELD NATIONAL PARK. Built in the early 1900's in the picturesque Derwent Valley. The surrounding's are very peaceful. The cottage is set on 15 acres and is private with your own fully fenced yard. We give you your privacy but if you need us we are close by to assist CHECK IN IS 2.30pm - 9.30pm. The cottage makes a welcoming break between Hobart and Strahan.

We are located 1 hour from Hobart. 10 minutes from the beautiful Mount Field National Park. 30 minutes from Maydena bike track. 20 minutes from the Salmon Ponds. 30 minutes from New Norfolk.

Derwent Valley is a spectacular place to drive. The countryside is amazing and ever changing throughout the seasons. Perfect location for exploring Mount Field National Park and surrounds. Possum Shed Cafe is 4 klms away that does great food and coffee. Meals also available at Mount Field National Park.

"Waverley Cottage" Oatlands Manor offers fully self contained heritage cottage Acc in a rural setting 5km west of Oatlands. Established in 1854 from convict Labor and is registered with the Heritage Council and the National Trust It lends itself as a central base from which to tour Tasmania You will enjoy rural views from every window of the cottage, you could sit relax read a good book by the fire watching the sheep graze in the paddocks or use it as a home base to explore this part of Tassie

Oatlands has the largest collection of sandstone buildings in a village setting in Australia. The town's authentic colonial character is reflected in 87 original sandstone buildings along the town's main street. Some of the more significant buildings include the Oatlands Gaol (1835) which offer evening ghost walks for the brave, Commissariat's Store and Watch House (1830s) and Officers' Quarters (1830s). The Callington Mill (1837) is the only working example of a Lincolnshire windmill in Australia.

Weston Farm is a small family business, specialising in growing Peony roses, Extra Virgin Olive Oil and fresh award winning farm produce. Located 25 mins North of Hobart, our property is nestled on the fringe of the winery regions – Derwent & Coal River Valleys. This award winning architecturally designed Airbnb is attached to the main residence but entirely private with its own entrance and outdoor entertaining area, with spectacular views into the vast olive grove. (URL HIDDEN)

Living / Dining / kitchen - Charming and cosy with uninterrupted views into the olive grove with a rolling hills back drop. The north facing Living/Dining area is completely private. Lofty cathedral ceilings enhance the light filled space. It is tastefully furnished with a mix of modern pieces and genuine antiques. The sleek, fully equipped kitchen, feature under bench oven, cooktop, microwave and fridge with freezer. There is an electric kettle and complementary coffee, tea, sugar and milk provided. At an extra cost, upon request we are happy to provide our guests with any of our farm products – from jam and honey to fresh baked sourdough bread and olive oil, this also can be put together in a picnic hamper. There is a wall mounted flat screen television and surround sound and Wi-Fi ( password provided ) Fully heated/air conditioned. Private alfresco entertaining area with BBQ and dining seating. Main Bedroom / EnSuite - Super comfortable queen size bed with luxury linen. Electric blanket and throw rugs for those colder winter months. The ensuite includes a luxurious deep bath and open shower along with a heated towel rail and underfoot heated tiles. Luxury towels, soaps, shampoo and conditioner are provided, as well as a hairdryer. While there are no laundry facilities in the apartment, please let us know if you have washing. There is also a laundromat close by in Brighton The Airbnb is suitable for singles or couples (including those travelling with an infant – we provide a portacot).

Brighton Township is a convenient 5 minute’s drive away. There you will find a 24 hour service station which also has eftpos facilities. A supermarket, butcher, hairdresser, chemist, post office, Chinese takeaway and hotel and bottle shop. Major attractions are close by: Internationally acclaimed MONA, popular Bonarong Wildlife Park, and Zoo Doo, the picturesque Derwent Valley (and on the way to the Mt Field National Park), renowned vineyards (such as Stephano Lubiana wines), the charming Coal River Valley and Historic Richmond Township. Our Farm supplies fresh produce to Hobart’s top restaurants, including Lebrina, Aloft, Franklin Mona and A Tiny Place. Along with our own café Pigeon Hole, located at 93 Goulburn street, West Hobart Weston Farm products are award winning (2016 Delicious Awards the Earth Category for our Smoked Paprika) our Airbnb stay offers a unique opportunity to truly be immersed in the best “farm to plate” produce experience.

Hamlet Downs on 36 acres of gardens, ponds and fields is next to the magnificent Mt Field & SW Wilderness region with quality private units. Great stopover to/from Strahan. Hamlet Downs King Suite has a Kingsize bed which can be separated into 2 king singles. There is a sofa in the bedroom which can be made up as a bed suitable for 1 adult or 2 small children. There is a kitchenette so it's possible to prepare your own food and a lovely verandah dining area.

Room only rate. Breakfast available at extra cost. Hamlet Downs is just 10 minutes from Mount Field National Park and an hour's drive from Hobart, Tasmania. We are a great stopover between Hobart and Strahan. Nestled on 36 acres of gardens, ponds and fields, we offer this private suite with its own entrance, ensuite bathroom, dining/lounge area and kitchenette. Great views to the ponds and fields. At extra cost, we have great breakfasts and a comprehensive dinner menu using our own seasonal produce including eggs, fruit, berries and vegetables as they become available. Our beautiful property offers walks around the cottage and native gardens, orchards historic hop buildings and a track down to our ponds. Native fauna abounds and we are just minutes from the famous Russell Falls and the Tall Trees at the National Park. Nearby is the Styx Valley, The Maydena RailTrack RiderHub, Redlands historic Hop and whisky attraction, the Salmon Ponds and the antique centre of Tasmania, New Norfolk. About 1 1/2 hours drive is the World Heritage Wilderness at Strathgordon. Only 45 drive is the world renowned MONA (Museum of Old and New Art). As mentioned, 1 hour away is Hobart with amongst other attractions, the Salamanca Markets (Saturday) and Mount Wellington lookout. We suggest you hire a vehicle as public transport is minimal. The closest shop/garage is 5 minutes away as is a nice cafe next to the river. The closest town with supermarket, banks etc is New Norfolk.

This area has a fantastic array of attractions such as Russell Falls at Mount Field National Park, The Styx Valley is nearby with the world's tallest hardwood & flowering trees. Visit the Salmon Ponds - historic fish hatchery and café or the whisky distillery at Redlands Estate. For adventure try the RailTrack Rider at Maydena. You may fish in the nearby rivers and lakes or go for a drive to Strathgordon.

This charming heritage building was the storekeepers house from the historic Whites Corner Store - a landmark of the historic central higlands town of Bothwell.

This charming historic building has been fully restored and renovated to blend the heritage values with modern comfort and convenience. The kitchen and bathroom are modern and we pride ourselves on high quality beds and bedlinen. This building originally housed the town general storekeeper and his family - a prominent pioneering family with the house reflecting their importance in Tasmanian history. Note that the house comfortably sleeps 12, however the dining table does not seat 12 and there is only one bathroom (there's an extra toilet in the guest laundry area just outside the back door)- please be aware of these limitations.

Bothwell is the gateway to Tasmania's beautiful central highlands. Attractions nearby are the Australasian Golf Museum, Ratho Golf Course and the Nant Distillery. World-class flyfishing lakes are also nearby. The town has abundant heritage buildings, a hotel, bakery, general store, post office and cafes. We are across the road from a park with a fenced playground for children. Please note that most food places in the town close at 7-8pm, so if you are arriving after 7 you will need to self-cater (consequently kitchens are well equipped for cooking your own meals).

Roslyn House B&B is close to Mount Field National Park and the famous Russell Falls. Roslyn House built circa 1859 has beautiful views over the Derwent Valley with a special ambience only found in a heritage building built by the landed gentry. Roslyn House is ideal for couples or singles wanting to relax in the peace and quiet of the gardens or for the more adventurous, take part in the many activities in the area eg kayaking, fishing or snow skiing, as well as endless walks rated easy to hard.

Roslyn House B&B is close to Mount Field National Park and the famous Russell Falls. Roslyn House built circa 1859 has beautiful views over the Derwent Valley with a special ambience only found in a heritage building built by the landed gentry. Roslyn House is ideal for couples or singles wanting to relax in the peace and quiet of the gardens or for the more adventurous, take part in the many activities in the area eg kayaking, fishing or snow skiing, as well as endless walks rated easy to hard.

The decor is neutral with a country modern feel. The house is only recently built and has a beautiful log fire for setting a cosy ambience. There is everything you will need for an enjoyable stay in this stunning part of Tasmania.

Hit 'refresh' at Tasmania's 'Villa Tuscany'. Close to all amenities but a world away, this peaceful paradise is only 30 minutes north of Hobart. Set amongst beautiful, extensive gardens, this self-contained Villa is perfect for a romantic weekend away, or a longer dose of peace and quiet. Breakfast provisions include a variety of teas, coffee, and toast options, with butter, milk, and home-made preserves, plus fresh eggs (from our chooks, if they are laying at the time!), and fresh fruit.

This large ( 70 square metre area ), light-filled, elegant, rural accommodation will charm you. It is connected to the main home, but operates entirely separately. You have your own entrance and can come and go as you please. We have included some lattice screens between the Villa and the main house to ensure that you have a very private stay. You may see us out in the garden if you go for a wander, though. Facilities include: kitchenette - with toaster, kettle, fridge/small freezer, single hot plate, frypan and microwave. Furniture includes: comfortable lounge and dining settings, bookshelf, tv, heater/air conditioner, and ample cupboard storage. There are outdoor settings on your covered verandah space. The bathroom is across the covered walkway, and part of the main house, but entirely private for guests. It includes a shower, basin, toilet and bidet. Our 'piece de resistance' however, is a deep, claw-foot bath, in its own little house, 'The Bath House', (complete with bath salts and a champagne shelf!) overlooking our extensive rose garden. This is separate from the Villa, but only a few steps away. It also has a toilet and washing machine for guest use. Sleeping arrangements include: a brand new, supremely comfortable, queen- sized bed, in a space divided off from the main living area, and offering very pretty garden views. There is also, in the same space, a 'day bed' which can provide up to two single sleeping places. (Ideal for a couple of friends who don't want to share a bed, or a child accompanying parents.) Note: Our property is not suitable for toddlers.

Mangalore is a semi-rural area, only 30 minutes from Hobart city and 35 minutes from the airport. - The township of Brighton is a short 7 minute drive and has a supermarket, butcher, bottle shop, Post Office, and hairdressers, as well as a local pub, service stations, and other cafes and restaurants. - The historic 'Pontville Pub' is 5 minute drive away and good for a counter meal. 'Epsom House', also in Pontville, features world class musicians in boutique, classical, single concerts, or weekends events, at this historic property. - MONA (our famous Museum of Old and New Art) is only 15 minutes away and a quick drive on the double-lane highway. - Constitution Dock (Hobart) and the waterfront area is 30 minutes' drive - Historic Richmond is 25 minutes away Other nearby tourist attractions: - 'The Wall' sculpture, Derwent Bridge = 2 hours - Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary , Brighton= 10 minutes - Zoo Doo Wildlife Park, Richmond, 25 minutes - Shene Estate & Distillery = 5 minutes - Oatlands, historic town = 35 minutes - New Norfolk, famous for antique shops = 30 minutes - Agrarian Kitchen, Lachlan = 30 minutes - Local wineries - Redlands Distillery, Kempton = 15 minutes - Historic Kempton Village = 15 minutes

Our Lovely cottage is close to Mt. Field National Park, 1 hour drive from Hobart, great views. You’ll love my place because Platypus Cottage is a fully self contained cottage overlooking a lake adjacent to the Jones River, in the tranquil township of Ellendale, set within a 400 acre working farm. You are welcome to walk over the farm for more information on our web site http://www.platypuscottage.com.au

The cottage affords a spacious open plan layout, with separate bathroom / laundry. A fully equipped kitchen with a dining area . Enjoy a relaxing afternoon sitting on the veranda overlooking the lake

Be sure to allow a couple of days in the area, as there is so much do and see, feel free to ask us for ideas

Heritage listed Stuartfield House (circa 1870) is a beautiful Georgian sandstone home, with many reminders of its history still on site. Enjoy a tranquil, rural setting only 45 minutes from Hobart Airport and 90 minutes from Launceston Airport. Built by pioneer Van Dieman's Land settler, James Byers, the house was originally the homestead for Stuartfield Farm.

The home has all the modern comforts whilst retaining the charm of yesteryear. On the ground floor are a lounge/sitting room with fireplace, main bedroom with queen-size bed, formal dining room and separate kitchen (with casual dining setting). Upstairs houses two more bedrooms - one double and one king single, as well as another room used for ironing or quiet reading. Bathroom and toilet facilities are located both up and down stairs (down stairs toilet/bathroom located in the laundry).

Stuartfield House is perfect for those who delight in peaceful and tranquil surroundings, but who wish to explore much of Tasmania in easy day trips. Drive through the picturesque Coal River Valley and visit the many wineries, cafes and restaurants en route to historic Richmond, the site of the oldest convict built bridge in Australia - just 30 minutes drive from Stuartfield House. The Huon Valley and Tahune Air Walk, the Tasman Peninsula, the Tamar Valley and the east coast towns of Bicheno, Swansea and Triabunna can all be visited in easy day trips from Stuartfield House.

One of 5 bedrooms in authentic historic Shearers Quarters, there is one Family room with Queen bed & single bed..ideal for a family or friends. Washroom & Messroom are shared. Normally maximum rooms are in use is 3 unless booked by a group or family. Kitchen is well equipped & there is an outdoor BBQ & firepit.

We will forward details on activities on the farm & nearby.

Elm Cottage Barn Boutique Accommodation - A secluded retreat for a romantic getaway set in the private gardens of Elm Cottage (circa 1837 ) Elm Cottage is a Heritage Listed convict built stone cottage in the historical Georgian town of Oatlands Oatlands is a 1 hour drive along the Heritage Hwy 1 hour from Hobart & 1 hour 10min from Launceston

Guests can enjoy the fresh seasonal produce & fresh eggs from our resident hens in there private garden, orchard and kitchen garden A unique experience is offered to guests were they can wander through the gardens and choose there own herbs, berries, fruit & vegies from the private garden . Complimentary continental breakfast is provided Local activities available great fishing ,golf & walking tracks around lake Dulverton Ideal location for foodies and wine lovers with a short drive to the famous Tasmanian coal valley wineries cheese mongers and whisky producers Cheese platter champagne on request or you can purchase Local Tasmanian Produce from our mini bar

Oatlands is one of Tasmania's oldest settlements and with more than 150 sandstone buildings it has the largest collection of any Australian town. Its intact Georgian townscape, mostly convict-built in the early 1800s, offers a complete representation of the architecture, urban design and the cultural heritage of early European settlement in Australia.

A scenic one hour drive from Cottage, Rotherwood House is nestled under the foothills of Table Mountain. It has a private native garden, and sits within paddocks grazed by sheep and cattle, with walking access to pristine wilderness where you will find plenty of native wildlife. Suitable for a couple’s retreat, or family holiday with farm tours available on request. It is a half hour from Oatlands and Bothwell and a 50 minute drive from Tasmania’s premier wine region, the Coal River Valley.

Rotherwood cottage is a fully functioning modern family home. It is level access from the back of the house, or five stairs at the front. It is suitable for small children, with a fenced off area and deck. The kitchen is fully equipped for all your cooking needs, with modern Bosch electric stove, a double oven and of course a dishwasher. We can arrange for food to be stocked for you on request (with notice) or refer toour guide book for some recommendations on where to purchase food.

Rotherwood is in the heart of traditional Tasmanian grazing land, with very few houses in close proximity.

One of 5 bedrooms in authentic historic Shearers Quarters, there are 2 Twin rooms #2 Wombat & #3 Pademelon Washroom & Messroom are shared. Normally maximum rooms are in use is 3 unless booked by a group or family. Kitchen is well equipped & there is an outdoor BBQ & firepit.

We will forward details on activities on the farm & nearby.

Roslyn House B&B is close to Mount Field National Park and the famous Russell Falls. Roslyn House built circa 1859 has beautiful views over the Derwent Valley with a special ambience only found in a heritage building built by the landed gentry. Roslyn House is ideal for couples or singles wanting to relax in the peace and quiet of the gardens or for the more adventurous, take part in the many activities in the area eg kayaking, fishing or snow skiing, as well as endless walks rated easy to hard.

Guests have a sunroom and lounge room to use or stroll through the gardens or for the more adventurous have a wander in the paddock and meet the cows. Unfortunately we have a commercial kitchen so there is no access for guests to the kitchen. However we do offer a 2 course home cooked meal for $25 per head or a three course for $35 per person

Located upstairs, this room overlooks the gardens and boasts North Facing and East facing views of the Black Hills. There is a queen-size bed, dressing table, electric blankets and tea/coffee making facilities. Free WiFi is available in all rooms. Private bathroom down the hallway. This room has been recently renovated.

Meadowbank Retreat is a 2 bedroom shack that has double bed bunks in the second room. Sleeps from 6 comfortably, up to 9 at extra cost per person. It is located in a tranquil spot on a hill on the meadowbank river. It’s unique placement means you look down the river not across.

It’s unique placement means you look down the river not across. You could also choose to go walking through the bush or down the road. If you are just wanting to rest unwind and relax, then on the deck looking over the river is for you. There is outside BBQ facilities or even a spot for a campfire. There may be plenty of opportunities to see Tasmanian wildlife in action, depending on the time of year if you wait and watch. From platypus in the river to wombats and echidna’s ambling through the field, or the cheeky possums at night. There are plenty of activities to do that involves the river including exploring, fishing(byo gear), swimming, boating( byo boat) or kayaking(3 kayaks provided as well as life jackets). It’s 45 minutes from New Norfolk and only 25 minutes from Mt Field National Park or 20 minutes from Ouse(local shop) . It provides the perfect quiet getaway with family and friends.

MeadowBank River is a sort after place to be near, especially during the summer months.

Built circa 1859 our property oozes history and charm. See the Derwent valley as it used to be. The view has changed little over time. The gardens are a beautiful setting to take in the views, the fresh air and the tranquillity. Sit and listen to the birds, admire the 100 year plus magnolia trees, or just relax by the log fire looking out of the windows at the views. Roslyn House is an excellent place to base yourself for Southern Tasmania and the area around Hobart and Mount Field National Park

Built circa 1859 our property oozes history and charm. See the Derwent valley as it used to be. The view has changed little over time. The gardens are a beautiful setting to take in the views, the fresh air and the tranquillity. Sit and listen to the birds, admire the 100 year plus magnolia trees, or just relax by the log fire looking out of the windows at the views. Roslyn House is an excellent place to base yourself for Southern Tasmania and the area around Hobart and Mount Field National Park

Armytage House is an 1830's sandstone barn, renovated to a luxurious standard. There are 2 queen sized beds, large bathroom with spa bath and gourmet kitchen. The space is large, interesting and unique. Outside is a private garden for you to explore.

This is a large light filled space-approx. 100sq m. The walls of sandstone and hand made brick rise to a huge gable in the central living area. The upstairs mezzanine bedroom overlooks the gourmet kitchen. At the rear a heated polished concrete floor houses the second bedroom and large bathroom area. French windows overlook the private garden and outdoor entertaining area with fireplace and outdoor wood fired oven.

Bagdad is a rural area first settled by Europeans around 1815. We have a number of interesting walks and short drives in the immediate area. Restaurants and pub meals are a 10 minute drive. Hobart and all it's attractions is a 40 minute drive.

Do you love "Old world charm?" Hawthorn Lodge was built in 1869, making it one of the oldest and most historical homes in Tasmania. Its Located on the tourist route to Mt. Field. And only 15 minutes from the stunning Russell Falls.

Please Note- this room has a downstairs bathroom that is shared with another room in the house- the staircase is very steep- so please only book this room if you are comfortable climbing a steep staircase. We do have two other ensuite rooms downstairs that can be booked- please check our other listings. We call this charming upstairs bedroom the 'Russell' Named after the magnificent Russell Falls, in the Mount Field National Park that is situated only 15 minutes from Hawthorn Lodge. The Russell is located on the first floor, this quaint and cosy room with its pitched ceiling has views from its Cape Cod Window right across the valley. This room has a queen size bed and one single bed. There is a shared powder room just outside the bedroom door and a shared bathroom on the ground floor. Continental Breakfast is included in the price and is served in the farmhouse kitchen. A fully cooked hearty hot breakfast can be ordered for an extra $15 per person.

Bushy Park is famous for its production of hops. It has a lovely country feel and is close to the magnificent Mount Field National Park, the home of the famous Russell Falls. Bushy Park is also close to Tasmania's unique ski fields which are operational in the winter for lots of snow fun.

Enjoy your own self contained cottage right on the bank of the the river - Platypus Playground Riverside Cottage is your charmingly renovated 2 bedroom workers cottage next to the magic Mt Field National Park, Russell Falls and southwest Wilderness region. For your comfort the new top quality beds are fitted with electric blankets and a log fire awaits you at the end of your journey (advise your ETA). Enjoy a relaxed stay next to the river. Catch trout right outside the bedroom. (in season)

Room only rate. Rate includes 2 people sharing Queen bedroom. $25 pp extra. Sleeps up to 4 people. Breakfast not included as people have such varied diets today. Self contained and self catering. You get the whole cottage to yourselves. Platypus Playground Riverside Cottage is 3 minutes from Mount Field National Park and 55 minutes drive from Hobart, Tasmania. We are a great stopover between Hobart and Strahan. Your romantic getaway has wheelchair level access from the parking platform. All kitchen and BBQ facilities including toaster, microwave, hotplates. coffee/tea making, and small fridge supplied The cottage comes fully self contained - all you need bring along is food and drink. The nearest supermarket and bottle shop is in New Norfolk, only 25 minutes drive away. The native platypus family can be spotted daily feeding along the banks of the river at the cottage. and we are just minutes from the famous Russell Falls and the Tall Trees at the National Park. Nearby is the Styx Valley, The Maydena RailTrack Rider, Redlands historic Hop and whisky attraction, the Salmon Ponds and the antique centre of Tasmania, New Norfolk. About 1.5 hours drive is the World Heritage Wilderness at Strathgordon. Only 45 minutes drive is the world renowned MONA (Museum of Old and New Art). As mentioned, 55 minutes away is Hobart with the must see Salamanca Markets (Saturday morning) and Mount Wellington lookout. We suggest you hire a vehicle as public transport is minimal. The closest shop/garage is 5 minutes away as is a nice cafe next to the river. The closest town with supermarket, banks etc is New Norfolk.

Right next door is The Possum Shed - open for breakfasts and lunches and serve a great coffee.

Light & bright 3 bedroom, sandstone home conveniently located in the heart of idyllic Oatlands, nestled in the peaceful southern midlands of Tasmania, you will arrive at Raffah House via Tasmania's Heritage Highway - the majestic gateway from the North to the South. Follow us on socials @raffahhouse for frequent updates on the space.

So you’re on a holiday in Tasmania, with a group of friends or the family, all piled into the car after a fabulous jaunt in the north or south of this fine state and think ‘I wonder where we can stay that is smack bang in the middle of Tassie, that allows us to centrally base ourselves and do fabulous day trips here and there’. Insert Raffah House – This majestic sandstone cottage has recently undergone an extensive cosmetic overhaul inside and out to convert this beautiful 1840s home into modern, contemporary 'low key luxe'. 3 bedrooms - 2 queen beds & 2 singles perfect for the kids or it can easily be converted to an indulgent king bed. All decked out in cloud soft, french linen and luxurious pillows, doonas and toppers to ensure you have the most relaxing sleep possible (And we can personally vouch for how deliciously soft they are). The spacious kitchen is kitted out with all the amenities to ensure you’re comfortable whilst whipping up a storm for your friends or family, like you’re in your own home. We provide a very simple pantry of muesli, olive oil, salt and pepper, eggs, black tea & coffee pods for guests. Netflix your thing? Or you need to catch up on some work emails? We’ve got you covered with high speed complimentary WiFi access and a smart TV. The bathroom has a large double vanity, heated flooring, lavatory, generous double bath and a walk in shower, finished off beautifully with Ashley & Co soaps, body wash, shampoo & conditioner. There is also a second separate lavatory. The laundry has a washer & dryer, along with washing powder you're welcome to use throughout your stay. Outside is a large backyard surrounded by stunning, high heritage sandstone walls - there are four large raised planter boxes assembled to provide seasonal veggies for guests to use year round in their meals, and in the warmer months a beautiful alfresco dining area with an 8 seater outdoor dining table and bbq. Oatlands is centrally situated in the heart of the Southern Midlands and is the gateway to most destinations in just one hour so make it your base for your time day tripping around the island. Hobart airport is just 50 minutes and Launceston airport just 1 hour and 15 minutes.

Oatlands is a peaceful, historical, sandstone village. There’s a supermarket, bottleshop, news agency, post office and coffee shops only a short walk from Raffah House. The locals are very friendly and always happy to chat or help with any questions you may have around the area, so don't be shy to say hi!