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The exterior of the cottage features a covered porch with a wooden deck, furnished with a green outdoor chair. A brick pathway leads toward the entrance, bordered by low shrubs and greenery, while large windows reflect the natural light.
Cottage in Scottsdale
4.76 out of 5 average rating, 119 reviews

Spacious country cottage

My place is close to Barnbougle Dunes Links Golf Course, Lost Farm Golf Course, North East Rail Trail, Bridestowe Lavender Farm, Piper's Brook Wineries, Bushwalking, town centre Scottsdale, Bridport beaches. You’ll love my place because of spacious and well equipped accommodation, relaxed "home away from home" comfortable ambiance, lovely cottage garden, good value for money, heating, air conditioning, wood fire, full laundry facilities including washing machine and dryer, large lock up garage excellent for mountain bikes, child and pet friendly accommodation. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, families (with kids), and furry friends (pets).

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An outdoor spa is positioned near a fire pit, surrounded by wooden decking. Twinkling string lights hang from nearby trees, illuminating the serene landscape. A bottle of champagne and snacks are placed on a wooden table, with lush greenery and distant hills in view.
Guesthouse in Legana, Launceston
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 174 reviews

Jaclyn Studio - Outdoor Spa&Sauna wz amazing views

Just 10 mins from Launceston CBD, opposite Tamar Island Wetlands, this cozy escape is surrounded by native bush, beautiful garden and wildlife, boasting an outdoor spa with a fire pit and cedar sauna—set against breathtaking views. Inside features bespoke handcrafted furnishings and decors, with a focus on solid native timber that exudes warmth and character. Jaclyn studio is a labour of love, filled with natural textures & quality amenities for your relaxation, recreation, and revitalization.

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An outdoor deck is featured, showcasing a wooden table surrounded by chairs with a coastal view in the background. A barbecue grill is positioned nearby, and greenery adds a natural touch, enhancing the relaxed atmosphere of the space.
Home in Bridport
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 161 reviews

Lade Back-ocean views, close to beach, relaxing.

Welcome to Lade Back @ Bridport, where you'll feel relaxed the second you step through the door. 180 degrees of gorgeous ocean view from the beach to the Old Pier. Lade Back is a newly furnished and renovated 3 bedroom home with a casual barefoot vibe. 400m from the beach, 200m to the main street and located in a quiet cul-de-sac, this holiday home is perfect for family holidays or get aways with friends. The fully enclosed yard and sun drenched deck (complete with BBQ) invite outdoor living.

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The architectural design of the Barndominium is highlighted at dusk, with illuminated floor-to-ceiling windows that reveal a glimpse of the interior. The wooden deck features simple outdoor seating, while soft lighting accentuates the unique structure and surrounding landscape.
Barn in Winnaleah
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 354 reviews

New Luxury Barn - Mt Bike trails Derby Champagne

Complimentary champagne! This architecturally designed Barndominium is newly built and one-of-a-kind in the North East of Tasmania. With hydronic floor heating, air conditioning and super-fast wifi, this space is perfect for a romantic getaway or a large group. Tastefully decorated to match the unique design, the mix of old and new will excite! With floor to ceiling windows on the eastern aspect the view down the valley with the morning sun is stunning. Complete with sitting area mezzanine.

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The living area features a comfortable grey sofa and a small round table with a bottle of wine. Large sliding glass doors open to a deck with views of the surrounding landscape. Natural light fills the space, complemented by neutral-toned tile flooring.
Townhouse in Bridport
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 141 reviews

1A Bridport Beach Central Location with Sea View

Located one hour drive from Launceston through picturesque vineyard countryside and just a short drive to world renowned Barnbougle Dunes and Lost Farm links courses, this compact modern detached townhouse is one of two built in 2021, each property features two spacious bedrooms (king beds) and two bathrooms. A short stroll to beaches, cafes, restaurants, supermarkets and playgrounds. Otherwise, spend the day relaxing and enjoying the beautiful views across the beaches and Barnbougle Dunes.

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A stylish tiny home with a dark gray exterior is surrounded by greenery. The entrance features wooden steps leading up to a balcony with multiple windows, while a large boulder and lush plants are positioned on either side of the path.
Tiny home in Derby
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 180 reviews

The Loft on Church

A couples hideaway, this stylish tiny home with loft bedroom is the perfect getaway. Whether it’s riding with your favourite person, or walking together to the floating sauna… this space has everything you need, & nothing you don’t! Pull up a chair outside & watch the sun go down while you cook up a storm on the BBQ, or cosy up on the couch & watch your favourite movie. A 5 minute walk to everything… coffee shops, a river walk, or to ride. This tiny home is the perfect starting place.

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A charming heritage cottage is set against a colorful sunset, surrounded by rolling hills and lush flora. The structure features a spacious deck and large windows, allowing for scenic views of the picturesque landscape beyond.
Home in Upper Esk
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 170 reviews

Bright Water Lodge Farmstay

Bright Water Lodge is a heritage cottage lovingly restored into a warm and inviting home situated in the pristine Upper Esk Valley along the banks of the South Esk River, tucked between Ben Lomond National Park and Mt Saddleback. Cosy up by the fire, kick back on the deck, bask in native birdsong or soak up the atmosphere of farm life. Surrounded by paddocks and forest, where favorite farm yard animals can be viewed. This really is the perfect getaway for those seeking something special.

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The tiny house, constructed from dark wood with bright fixtures, is nestled among trees. A wood-fired hot tub, emitting steam, is situated nearby, with steps leading to the entrance. Soft lighting from the windows creates a welcoming ambiance in the secluded bush setting.
Tiny home in Reedy Marsh
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 407 reviews

Naivasha Tiny House with Wood Fired Hot Tub

Naivasha Tiny House is the perfect romantic getaway. It is set in a clearing in the Tasmanian bush and has amazing views of the countryside. The tiny home itself has been built entirely of cedar by local artisans. It has been fitted out with antique and reclaimed furnishings with an emphasis on comfort and laid back luxury. The wood fired hot tub is without doubt the highlight. The claw foot bath, indoor wood fire, outdoor fire pit and friendly native wildlife are close seconds.

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Two modern studio houses hover elegantly on a steep slope, their rust-colored Cor-ten cladding melding with the natural surroundings. Elevated pathways lead to each entry, surrounded by native foliage and rocky terrain, while large windows offer stunning views of the landscape.
Guesthouse in West Launceston
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 456 reviews

Birdhouse Studio 2 - An Architectural Experience

#birdhousestudiostas are two modern unique architectural, one bedroom houses hovering on a steeply sloping site with extraordinary views to the east over Launceston and the mountains beyond. Each studio has an individual personality inspired by the qualities of its site and a desire to create a sustainable buildings with the lowest possible carbon footprint and environmental impact. This accomodation will appeal to those with a design interest in architecture.

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A comfortable lounge area features a wood-burning stove set within a stone hearth. Large windows allow natural light to fill the space, framing views of the surrounding trees. Wooden shelves and a simple gray couch provide a cozy atmosphere for relaxation.
Cabin in Breona
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 130 reviews

Off-grid cabin | Deep bath, lake views + fireplace

Welcome to Camp Nowhere. Once a humble fisherman’s shack, this off-grid cabin is now a sanctuary for rest, romance and reconnection overlooking yingina / The Great Lake in Tasmania’s Central Highlands. Curl up by the fireplace, cook over the firepit, unwind in the deep bath with views over the lake or sink into the king-sized bed nook. When (and if!) you’re ready to explore, bush walks, charming small towns and the wild beauty of the Highlands await.

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A modern studio is nestled among natural bushland, illuminated at dusk. Large windows provide a view into the cozy interior, where warm lighting invites relaxation. Native plants and landscaped stones surround the entrance, enhancing the tranquil setting.
Guesthouse in Legana
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 220 reviews

The River Studio - A natural, stylish sanctuary

Overlooking the beautiful kanamaluka/Tamar River, our open plan studio is a comfortable, light-filled and stylish retreat. Our property is off grid; powered by the sun and surrounded by one of the last tracts of natural bushland close to Launceston. We are located just 10 minutes from the city, where the iconic Tamar Valley Wine Route begins and the unique Tamar Island Wetlands provide one of the most popular visitor attractions in Northern Tasmania.

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A renovated 1920s seaside bungalow is presented with a charming blue and white exterior. The wrap-around verandah features a wooden railing and steps leading to the entrance. Lush greenery surrounds the house, enhancing the natural setting.
Bungalow in Bridport
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 116 reviews

Beachside Bungalow : perfect couples escape

A perfect retreat for couples to unwind and enjoy the magic open plan living in this beautifully renovated 1920s seaside bungalow. Magic wrap around verandah with sea views, barbecue and hammocks to laze away in. Fabulous morning light. Very close to beaches and short walk (4 minutes) to good coffee, supermarket and restaurants. Great location to explore Bridport and surrounds. We do not accept children under the age of 18 years.

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All about Scottsdale

Framed by the undulating waves of the Blue Mountains, Scottsdale is a picturesque northeastern town on the island of Tasmania known for its fertile soils where lavender, eucalyptus, and poppies flourish. Many local farmers have set up here, and a stroll through the area will take you past fragrant fields of pine and herds of dairy cows grazing. The area is known for its dairy and potatoes, and the menus at the quintessential country restaurants around town pay homage with regional comfort food.

Wandering through the centre of Scottsdale is like taking a step back in time, with late 19th century cottages perfectly preserved with their brick facades. However, despite being steeped in small-town, nostalgic charm and the widely agrarian way of life here, there’s still room for some contemporary flair. You’ll now find a folk museum and restaurants where the post office and church once were, and between traditional shop windows and old-school farm kiosks, you’ll also find offbeat microbreweries and independent businesses.

What are the top things to do in Scottsdale?

Lavender Fields

One of the world’s largest producers of pure lavender oil calls this region home, and it has the sprawling purple fields to prove it. Come in December and January when the fields are in full bloom for a truly magical scene that’s a treat for all the senses.

Biking an Abandoned Railway

To get a real taste of the local scenery, rent a mountain bike in town and cycle the abandoned railway line between Scottsdale and Billycock Hill. Zoom past dairy farms, thick eucalyptus forests, and industrial sites, and stop for a photo at valley lookout spots along the way. You can pick up a map at the railway station, which also includes historical information about your route.

Hiking up Mt. Stronach

Rising up 412 metres into the sky, the peak of Mt. Stronach offers breathtaking vistas of the valley, towns, and farmland below. Hiking the trail to the top and back again will take about 2.5 hours and involves fairly steep inclines, but it’s well worth it for the panoramic photo op.

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