Lot 40

Three units located in the very heart of Derby provide a ride in, ride out experience to explore the Blue Derby trails. Each unit sleeps eight guests and has three bedrooms, two bathrooms and an amazing view over the river. Sun-filled open plan lounge, dining and kitchen area and lockable bike cages complete the units, which were built with the mountain bike rider in mind. Heat pumps in all rooms and underfloor heating in each bathroom provide all year around comfort. A communal bike maintenance shed and BBQ area provide other spaces to relax during your stay.

Explore Derby based at the Bank House Heritage listed B&B or the one bedroom self contained cabin. In the centre of an old mining town in rural Tasmania you’ll find a bustling scene of Mountain Bike Riders, adventure seekers and nature lovers all coming to explore what is beautiful and unique about our town. If you’re on the search for the perfect place to stay during your journey in Derby look no further. Choose from our two bedroom Bank House B&B, a renovated 1888 heritage listed bank in the centre of town, or our modern and well equipped one bedroom Cabin (or you can book both if you have a larger group!). Whether we are to be your launch pad or your bolthole we can’t wait for you to stay with us.

St Paul's Cottage on the main street of Derby sleeps 4. We feature 2 bedrooms each with a queen bed and private ensuite. There is a lounge area, tv and kitchenette with a hotplate, microwave, fridge and dishes. In this historic church building, we hope you are comfortable with a gas log fire, heated bedrooms and a bike lockup. Across the road from a cafe and a short walk to the Hub, this is a good central location. Wanderlust Cottage, on the river, is located on the main street as well, but close to the Dorset Hotel for wonderful meals. Wanderlust has 3 bedrooms with 5 king single beds. 2 large bathrooms and a great deck out the back making this a perfect short-term rental. There is a kitchen (no oven) and lounge area for your comfort....plus it has reverse cycle heating. There are steps into the river for swimming or kayaking in season. There is also room for a tent or two on the property.