Alojamentos com lareira em Strahan

Rosy Summers - a Beautifully Curated Tassie Shack

Welcome to Rosy Summers, our newly restored and unique miner’s shack, the largest in Lettes Bay. Set back from the water and tucked cosily amongst other shacks, Rosy is a surprising interpretation of a traditional miner’s shack. From its pink-painted exterior you enter into an expansive sanctuary. Spend your days admiring glimpses of the bay, sitting by the fire, making a delicious meal or lazing on the large linen sofa. It truly is a generous, sensual space of calm, peace and serenity.

#6 Urquhart

Welcome to our shack. Originally a 1980's demountable for Hydro accommodation, this cabin is situated approximately 500m from the main street of Queenstown. Clean, warm, secure and unpretentious, come and relax and unwind. #6 weaves a certain spell with its simplicity and grace, perfect for writing, composing and conjugating. The heat pump keeps the shack warm or cool depending, there's loads of hot water and there is a wood heater with some fire wood provided for special times.

The Greenhouse

An elegant cottage in the middle of town. Originally built on the banks of Macquarie Harbour, this house was moved piece by piece to Queenstown around a century ago and has recently had a lot of love. Like its surroundings, this house is filled with rich colours, raw timber, and fittings that hint at eras past. With restored furniture, a wood fire, and big windows that look out and shut tight, this cottage both honours and offers shelter from the mountains that surrounds it.

Police Superintendant’s Cottage - 4 Reid St

The Police Superintendants Cottages is a cosy two bedroom cottage with a spa, an open fire place and a large flat screen TV, there is also a full laundry. The main bedroom has a Queen size colonial bed suit & the second bedroom has three single beds. This cottage was the original the Police Superintendants cottage in Strahan & was built in circa 1880. It has also been used as a lock up and served as a court house in its day as well. Pet friendly cottage.

The Artist’s Cottage – A Waterfront Hideaway

Nestled in the heart of Lettes Bay, where the wilderness whispers its secrets and the waves tell ancient tales, The Artist’s Cottage is a heritage-listed sanctuary for dreamers, creators, and lovers of life’s quiet magic. Owned by Tasmanian entrepreneur & artist Kate and her foodie & writer husband Jay, this idyllic retreat offers absolute waterfront serenity, artistic inspiration, and the rare charm of a place where time slows down and the soul can breathe.

Q Bank Gallery

This spacious upstairs flat, in an old bank building dating from 1898, sits in the heart of Queenstown, seconds from two supermarkets and the post office. The flat has three large bedrooms and easily accommodates families or groups. Unwind in front of the lounge room's wood heater, or cook up a storm in the large kitchen with beautiful views over the town and hills beyond. It's located above the artist residency as part of the Q Bank Gallery precinct.

Seaforth Shack-Surrounded By Natural Beauty

Welcome to Seaforth! A lovingly renovated fishing shack on 10 acres overlooking Macquarie Harbour. Accommodating up to 4 guests. This cozy yet comfortable shack features one queen-size and one king-size bed. The shack has been renovated with a mix of recycled, new, and natural materials. Two outdoor firepit areas to enjoy. There is an eclectic selection of books, records, and games to explore!

3 bedroom house at the foothills of Mt Owen

Spacious home on a double block looking back up toward Mt Owen. 2 minute ride to the Trail Head, 5 minute ride to Roam Wild Tasmania ( Mt Owen shuttle service) Easy 20 min stroll into town centre, Lockable bike storage/garage, Room for the boat on our adjacent spare block (fenced / gated), 20 minutes to Lake Burbury boat ramp, Fully fenced secure yard around house for the dogs.

West Coast Escape: Historic cottage in Strahan

Our 1911 cottage has been lovingly renovated over the last few years, restoring and retaining many original features including the Tasmanian blackwood floors, art deco light fittings, doors and wall panelling. Quality vintage furnishings and unique knick-knacks fill the space, making a cosy and unique stopping place for your stay in this truly special part of the world.