103 Main Road

Tunbridge TAS 7120

True to its era, both the interior and exterior of Victoria Inn are essentially simple in design, classic and without much embellishment. Inside muted colours, exposed sandstone and extensive wood features heavily and will be the perfect backdrop for displaying your much-loved artwork and furniture.

As it sits, Victoria Inn offers both functional and comfortable living and with the home's rich heritage features there is the exciting opportunity for the restoration enthusiast to continue bringing its timeless character to life.

Thankfully, some of the revered colonial features still remain flagstone flooring, some original fireplaces + mantles, double sash windows, all intact and all reminiscent of the era.

Set on just over 4 hectares of land, with 500 meters of river frontage (+water rights for irrigation), rambling gardens with their meandering stone pathways, wide garden beds and sweeping lawns are a mix of formal structures and whimsical plantings. Particularly beautiful during these spring months, this garden is nothing but impressive.

Original stables, barn/garage/loft area and smaller outbuildings are dotted around the property and provide a real insight into what life would have looked like all those moons ago.

Currently used as a weekender, Victoria Inn is a magic colonial property in Tasmania, offering a substantial residence and opportunity to continue the upgrade, to develop further, perhaps use for short term accommodation, but what a chance to share this amazing and totally unique property with guests from around the globe. The rich historical significance of Victoria Inn, with its timeless architecture and stories of past years, sets the mood for an unforgettable guest experience.

This property is offered for sale on a 'walk -in, walk-out' basis.

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