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Discounted stay, historic property, gift hamper
Stay multiple nights and receive special Off Season rates plus a gift hamper of Tasmanian-made goodies. Keep cozy with hot drinks, a wood fire, and electric throws while enjoying a large collection of books, board games and vinyl records - everything you need for an extended stay in your new winter sanctuary. Use the promo code: OFFSEASON
Fully refundable up to 30 days before arrival. 50% refund up to seven days before arrival. Special rate applies to all multi-night stays.
The cottage will charm you with unique features including stained glass windows, a spiral staircase and exposed timber beams, with thoughtful renovations adding modern comforts to the cosy setting. Enter via a light-soaked sunroom which spans the length of the property, within which is a locally-crafted Tasmanian myrtle dining ensemble for six which affords each guest a view of the rose trees and surrounding yard and gardens. At the end of the sunroom is a private primary suite containing a king bed, sitting room, and full bathroom. Two additional bedrooms in the loft offer two single beds apiece. Back on the ground floor, the spacious lounge features a four-metre bench seat beneath stained glass windows, across from which are comfy armchairs, bookshelves, and a wood-burning fireplace. A fully equipped kitchen and adjacent half bath complete the open living area. The mudbrick cottage sits amongst a private, bird-filled yard and garden. We invite you to use the generous lawn for stargazing, flower-picking, picnicking and chatting by the fire.
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For the first time in 145 years, visitors to Campbell Town can find sanctuary and experience history firsthand by staying in one of the area’s most iconic heritage-registered churches. Founded in 1879 and named after convict-turned-businessman Joseph Brickhill, the former Brickhill Memorial Church has previously served as a wool museum, cafe, art gallery, co-working space and private residence. Now it has opened its doors to the public for short and long term stays under a new name: Haven on High. The church retains a rich history - a significance you feel as soon as you walk through the arched double doors - making it perfect for guests who want to immerse themselves in a rejuvenating space that is wholly and authentically Tasmanian. The bluestone building contains striking architectural features including stained-glass windows, a high vaulted ceiling, wooden beams, and beautifully restored hardwood floors. The church accommodates five guests. The mezzanine bedroom sleeps three (1Q, 1S) while the pod-style vestibule on the ground floor sleeps two guests in bunks. The open plan sanctuary hosts a dining space, lounge, and work station. Beneath the mezzanine is a full kitchen and 1.5 baths. The courtyard features a firepit and garden seating.
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