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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).

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.

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.

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.

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.

"the container" - eco-luxe-recycled
Winner 2022 Airbnb Australia Best Nature Stay. Recycle and re purpose with creativity and style is the mantra at the container. A recycled shipping container renovated to a luxury standard utilising local eclectic materials. A one bedroom getaway with a king size bed, french flax linen, organic breakfast hamper supplied, mini bar stocked with Tassie wines, pre packed meals and a wood fire. Note: we have another accommodation "The Trig Studio" if "The Container" is booked out

Authentic country farm stay.
Spacious self contained cottage on a working cattle and prime lamb farm. Other farm animals include, friendly dogs, chooks, horses and a noisy donkey! Perfect location to set up as a base for NE Tassie adventures. Check out my guidebook. There is plenty to see and do in this area, so consider staying for two or more nights to explore our magnificent Pyengana valley, the Blue Tier walking and MTB trails and the must see St Columba waterfalls. Or just enjoy country life.

Millies - perfect for a Couple
Welcome to Millies, a charming, cosy miner’s cottage in the historic town of Derby. In 1874 George Renison Bell discovered tin and miners flocked to the valley. In 1876 the ‘Brothers Mine’ which was named after the Krushka brothers, was opened. The settlement that grew up around the mine became known as ‘Brothers Home’ and that name persisted until in 1887 it was decided to change the name to Derby. Come and visit the world class mountain biking trail network of Derby!

Kersbrook Cottage near Derby
Our newly-renovated cottage is located half way between Derby and Weldborough, about a ten minute drive to both destinations. The property is peaceful and quiet , surrounded by hilly pastures and direct access to a fully fenced native forest with a few MTB trails for a short ride (Kersbrook Stash) and other areas for walks. It is great for couples, MTB riders and specially families because Minishredders Babysitting Service is just next door.

Mannaburne Cabin - 25 minutes to Derby MTB Trails
Mannaburne is a family home on 12 acres in the North East region of Tasmania. The Cabin has a separate bedroom with a queen bed, bathroom, and living area. Beautiful views and abundant wildlife to keep you entertained! Fenced front yard if you wish to bring your fur or human babies! All are welcome at Mannaburne! A fire pit to keep you warm whilst you gaze up into the starry night! Firewood supplied.

The Clan Cabin
The Cabin is a 1 Bedroom cottage (interior 45m2) built in 2019 below our existing house and looking north over Tam O'Shanter Beach to Bass Strait. There is a queen bed, full kitchen, bathroom and laundry plus undercover outdoor area (20m2). The cabin overlooks Lulworth/Tam O'Shanter Beach (1km+ of sand). Note we have two newer cabins of same design listed under "Tam O Shanter Bayside Cabins (3)"

The Old Dairy Farm Stay
An old Dairy transformed into a cosy farm stay is the ideal place to stay when visiting the Tamar Valley region. Situated in Pipers River, the Dairy is self-catered accommodation, ideal for couples and solo travellers whether exploring the region or seeking a getaway from the city.
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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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