Nestled in the heart of the Tasmanian highlands lies this exquisite estate, the Tarraleah lodge. Built in the 1930’s and recently refurbished to include the most luxurious fittings available, this accommodation is close to many popular tourist destinations and scenic stops.
The estate is ideal for nature lovers looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Located just one and a half hours’ drive from Hobart, the estate is secluded and surrounded by nature, yet easy to get to for a weekend trip. Just a short distance away lies the Tarraleah Falls, ideal for a meandering walk and breathtaking scenery, as well as the popular hiking trails of Lake St Clair and Mt Fields National Park. The estate is also surrounded by golf courses, fishing lakes, bike tours and trails, and smooth lakes ideal for swimming and kayaking.
The property offers a range of accommodation options to suit any budget or preference. For those who just can’t get enough of the outdoors, the estate offers camping grounds and cabins with both powered and un-powered sites. The iconic lodge is available to be rented exclusively, or for individual bookings. This award-winning luxury lodge has won a variety awards, and offers five-star accommodation spread across nine separate suites. Exclusive bookings at the lodge are provided with a private chef to cook a daily gourmet breakfast, lunch, and 3-course dinner; a dedicated butler; Tasmanian wines; evening canapés, and access to the scenic hot tub, cliff-top spa center and gym.
Families and groups will love the charmingly-acquainted, self-contained Art Deco Cottages, which feature three to four bedrooms, a large loungeroom with atmospheric fireplace, two bathrooms and laundry. The scholars house offers two-story ensuite hotel rooms with a large chef kitchen, communal dining space and open fire.
Tarraleah estate offers a taste of history, charm, and character. Elegantly styled and surrounded by breathtaking views, this luxury accommodation provides serenity and luxury just a short drive from Hobart, the capital of Tasmania.