Table House Farm -Luxury villa, secluded beach
Entire home in Table Cape, Australia
- 8 guests
- 4 bedrooms
- 4 beds
- 5 baths
Hosted by Alan & Wendy
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- 13 years hosting
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Table House is a beautiful clifftop villa on Table House Farm on Table Cape just out of Wynyard in North West Tasmania. With grand spaces inside and out it was designed especially to accommodate couples or families gathering together for special occasions. Enjoy views from every room, four king bedrooms with en-suites, a 360 panorama from the tower and private access to a beautiful beach. There are other lovely beaches nearby but no real surfing beaches.
The space
More like a boutique hotel, there is a magnificent sense of space with huge living and dining areas, an internal open-air courtyard and a cocktail lounge in the tower (the perfect retreat for ‘happy hour’ sunsets).
There are four separate bedroom and bathroom wings, each with king sized beds, one of which can be converted into two single beds.
The chef’s kitchen is stocked with essentials and you're welcome to use the fresh seasonal produce from the kitchen garden. Dine in front of a roaring fire or under the trillions of stars in the courtyard.
Other comforts include a fully equipped laundry, two powder rooms, library, good heating, Smart TV, integrated sound system including connection to play music from your device, and free Wi-Fi.
The climate in North West Tasmania is generally milder than in other parts of Tasmania. It can be wild and wuthering at times (the tower is a perfect spot to watch storms rolling in from the ocean), but on other days it is a place of absolute serenity. The house is double glazed with central heating, so it’s very warm even in the depths of winter.
Guest access
Guests can self-check in with a key pad. During the day pack a picnic and your fishing rods and head down to our beautiful beach. (We don't own it but have exclusive access through our property - unless you come by boat.) Check the tides. It's best at low tide or when the tide is receding. We've spent many glorious days down there with our children fishing off the rocks, playing cricket and swimming. (Beware of the occasional rip when the sea is rough and choppy.) The beach is an easy walk down, but a steep hike back up the hill. But we think it's worth it.
Explore the farm with Bass Strait views from every paddock. Then return to a fun game of croquet - especially enjoyable in the long twilight evenings in summer - or play Klop, a highly addictive log tossing game suitable for all ages. Or just relax indoors by the fire listening to music, playing board games or cards, doing jigsaws or curl up in front of the Smart TV and stream your favourite movies.
Other things to note
There is an electric vehicle charger on site.
When we are here, we stay in a small cabin on the property (AKA The Lodge) so we are available to assist if you need any help. The cabin is close by but separated from the main house by a very tall hedge. Both places are very soundproof. As it's a farm with some sheep you may occasionally see us about, away from the house, during the day but we would never invade your privacy.
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Exempt: This listing falls under the 'home sharing' exemption
The space
More like a boutique hotel, there is a magnificent sense of space with huge living and dining areas, an internal open-air courtyard and a cocktail lounge in the tower (the perfect retreat for ‘happy hour’ sunsets).
There are four separate bedroom and bathroom wings, each with king sized beds, one of which can be converted into two single beds.
The chef’s kitchen is stocked with essentials and you're welcome to use the fresh seasonal produce from the kitchen garden. Dine in front of a roaring fire or under the trillions of stars in the courtyard.
Other comforts include a fully equipped laundry, two powder rooms, library, good heating, Smart TV, integrated sound system including connection to play music from your device, and free Wi-Fi.
The climate in North West Tasmania is generally milder than in other parts of Tasmania. It can be wild and wuthering at times (the tower is a perfect spot to watch storms rolling in from the ocean), but on other days it is a place of absolute serenity. The house is double glazed with central heating, so it’s very warm even in the depths of winter.
Guest access
Guests can self-check in with a key pad. During the day pack a picnic and your fishing rods and head down to our beautiful beach. (We don't own it but have exclusive access through our property - unless you come by boat.) Check the tides. It's best at low tide or when the tide is receding. We've spent many glorious days down there with our children fishing off the rocks, playing cricket and swimming. (Beware of the occasional rip when the sea is rough and choppy.) The beach is an easy walk down, but a steep hike back up the hill. But we think it's worth it.
Explore the farm with Bass Strait views from every paddock. Then return to a fun game of croquet - especially enjoyable in the long twilight evenings in summer - or play Klop, a highly addictive log tossing game suitable for all ages. Or just relax indoors by the fire listening to music, playing board games or cards, doing jigsaws or curl up in front of the Smart TV and stream your favourite movies.
Other things to note
There is an electric vehicle charger on site.
When we are here, we stay in a small cabin on the property (AKA The Lodge) so we are available to assist if you need any help. The cabin is close by but separated from the main house by a very tall hedge. Both places are very soundproof. As it's a farm with some sheep you may occasionally see us about, away from the house, during the day but we would never invade your privacy.
Registration details
Exempt: This listing falls under the 'home sharing' exemption
Where you'll sleep
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What this place offers
Garden view
Ocean view
Beach access – Beachfront
Kitchen
Wi-Fi
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Where you’ll be
Table Cape, Tasmania, Australia
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Neighbourhood highlights
Table House Farm is situated on the iconic Table Cape which features in most coffee table books and tourism brochures on Tasmania. In springtime especially, the spectacular Table Cape Tulip Farm is a mecca for tourists and photographers.
There are lots of places to explore and great day trips to do from Table Cape. Go with a local guide and watch fairy penguins come in from the sea at sunset. Boat Harbour Beach (voted one of the top 10 beaches in Australia by Australian Geographic 2017) is less than 15 minutes away; the long, white, pristine Sisters Beach with a lovely lagoon for children ( 20 minutes); spectacular Dip Falls (40 minutes); Historic Stanley, the charming old fishing village which featured in the film “Light Between Oceans” (45 minutes). From there walk or take the chairlift up on to The Nut and do the awesome 40 minute walk around the top; Wings Wildlife Park with lots of Tasmanian native animals is a favourite for children (1 ¼ hours); Emu Valley Rhododendron Garden (35 minutes); and Cradle Mountain, one of Tasmania’s most famous tourist attractions is an easy day trip if you get started early (less than 2 hours).
If you are into hiking, there’s a great walk from Sisters Beach, over the Sisters Hills to Anniversary Bay (perhaps 1 ½ hours return), only accessible on foot or by boat.
The Hellyer Whisky Factory (40 minutes) is worth a visit and a nice place for lunch too.
The Burnie/Wynyard airport, and the thriving little town of Wynyard where you can purchase supplies, are 5 minutes away.
There are lots of places to explore and great day trips to do from Table Cape. Go with a local guide and watch fairy penguins come in from the sea at sunset. Boat Harbour Beach (voted one of the top 10 beaches in Australia by Australian Geographic 2017) is less than 15 minutes away; the long, white, pristine Sisters Beach with a lovely lagoon for children ( 20 minutes); spectacular Dip Falls (40 minutes); Historic Stanley, the charming old fishing village which featured in the film “Light Between Oceans” (45 minutes). From there walk or take the chairlift up on to The Nut and do the awesome 40 minute walk around the top; Wings Wildlife Park with lots of Tasmanian native animals is a favourite for children (1 ¼ hours); Emu Valley Rhododendron Garden (35 minutes); and Cradle Mountain, one of Tasmania’s most famous tourist attractions is an easy day trip if you get started early (less than 2 hours).
If you are into hiking, there’s a great walk from Sisters Beach, over the Sisters Hills to Anniversary Bay (perhaps 1 ½ hours return), only accessible on foot or by boat.
The Hellyer Whisky Factory (40 minutes) is worth a visit and a nice place for lunch too.
The Burnie/Wynyard airport, and the thriving little town of Wynyard where you can purchase supplies, are 5 minutes away.
Meet your host
Born in the 40s
Lives in Table Cape, Australia
Having raised a family of travellers and now retired - Alan from an international construction management company which he co-founded, and Wendy from her job as an ABC television journalist - we moved from Sydney to our farm in Tasmania which we've owned for 35 years.
We have travelled the world, from the Faroe Islands to Antarctica and most places in between. We like to stay in unusual places off the beaten track, much like our place in Tassie.
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