Daisy Bank Cottages

Prospect House Restaurant showcases the very best of the Coal River Valley in a style that is generous yet refined. The onsite garden and orchard provide a bounty of produce that is featured daily, and the convict cellar highlights the many local vineyards. The restaurant is open to both staying guests of Prospect Country House and visitors alike for both dinner and breakfast. See the website for opening days/hours. Bookings are required. The multiple dining spaces are also perfect for those special occasion dinners and celebrations for two or more.

Pooley Wines was established in 1985 when the late Jack ‘Denis’ and Margaret Pooley planted vines on the banks of the Coal River in southern Tasmania. Now, in the hands of their third generation, Pooley Wines seek to share exceptional, nurtured wines that express their uniqueness, ambassadorship, and dedication to renewing their environment for generations to come. The expression of a sense of place is at the core of our philosophy. Our wines are enhanced primarily by our unique terroir, our commitment to sustainable viticulture, with minimal intervention winemaking. Our wines seek to personify the distinction between our two vineyards located in the Coal River Valley, Butcher’s Hill and Cooinda Vale. Our cellar door is located on the outskirts of the historic Richmond township in the heart of the Coal River Valley. Nestled between Belmont, the Georgian convict-built, heritage-listed home, and our vines you will find our tasting room in The Coach House. Join us for in-depth structured tastings, local cheeses and charcuterie boards daily, as well as artisan wood-fired pizzas on weekends. Pooley Wines also offers luxury accommodation and fine dining across the road at the lovingly restored Prospect House Private Hotel. With just 11 luxuriously appointed rooms, the hotel and restaurant provide an intimate escape perfect for marking a special occasion or weekend getaway with friends and loved ones.

The Richmond Botanicals Co. is located in the village of Richmond. Located at 16 Bridge Street, Bellevue House in the renovated sandstone stables, servant quarters and prison cells that once housed horses, servants and even prisoners. The shop also acts as the studio where the owners spent over ten years quietly developing a range of skincare, artisan soaps and a Tasmanian inspired candle range. With open gardens where visitors can see the servants quarters and prison cells and unique private walled garden. Gin Tastings of local Tasmanian Gin and the properties own Bellevue1840 Gin and vodka. The gardens are open daily, so wander and take in this hidden gem. Selling only Tasmanian luxury goods that have been handmade by local artists. With open gardens where visitors can see the servants quarters and prison cells and walled garden.