House in Tasmania
2 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
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About this house rental
Summary
This self-contained, private apartment is found in a amongst a serene rural location. You will feel wonderfully at ease within this setting, whilst being just 15 minutes from the Launceston CBD and minutes from some of Tasmania's finest wineries and distilleries.
The cosy apartment is nestled amongst the Tasmanian countryside, surrounded by beautiful gardens, rolling hills, cattle and panoramic views. Relax, explore the gardens, overlook the calm lake and enjoy your time away.
Space
As you drive down the driveway, you will be filled with feelings of pure bliss. The home is situated within a rural setting, allowing you to enjoy all that the beautiful, Tasmanian countryside has to offer.
As you pass through the gates, you'll be greeted by meticulously kept gardens, stunning scenery and your own private parking space. You'll have access to your own, private apartment which is attached, yet separate, to the main home. You are welcome to come and go as you please throughout your stay.
Step inside, and you'll instantly feel right at home. The interior is filled with timber designs and thoughtful décor, providing that warm, homely feeling to the space.
Step into the open living area, which features the kitchenette, dining and lounge areas. The kitchenette is well appointed containing a fridge, stove, a microwave-convection oven and many essentials. There's a pod-coffee machine provided within the space, allowing you to kick-start your day with a warm beverage in the sunshine. The 4-seater dining table provides the perfect spot for you to enjoyed those hearty, home-cooked meals.
In the cosy lounge area, the sunshine beams through the large windows, providing the space with plenty of natural afternoon light and warmth. Relax on the comfy lounge seating whilst admiring the garden views, dive into some reading material, or enjoy your favourite TV shows.
Behind the lockable door is the entrance to the shared laundry space. Here you can attend to all of your laundry needs, with a washing machine, dryer and sink available for your use.
In the bedroom, you'll find a comfortable, queen-sized bed to jump into after a long day of exploring. Wake up to the countryside views, or enjoy a sleep-in amongst the peace and quiet. There's a built-in wardrobe integrated into the space which houses plenty of room for storage, along with an ironing board and porta cot.
The ensuite features a walk-in shower (please mind the small step), toilet, basin and sink. There's storage space found underneath the vanity and behind the mirror for you to store your personal belongings.
When the apartment is not being heated by the natural elements, there are additional heating options provided to you throughout all areas.
Make sure you take time to explore the surrounding gardens, where you will find many charming features, plenty of seating nooks and outdoor dining suites, gorgeous cattle and a quiet lake that you can overlook whilst listening to the local wildlife. There is additionally a shared BBQ area that you can access, providing the perfect space for you to enjoy an outdoor meal.
Guest Access
Guests can check in at any time with the use of a key lockbox.
The Neighborhood
Relbia is a semi-rural locality, blending the charming, Tasmanian countryside with modern homes. Characterised by open paddocks, rolling hills, beautiful gardens and renowned wineries, Relbia is one of Launceston’s most sought after and exclusive suburbs.
Whilst staying in Relbia, you are located right near the renowned Josef Chromy Vineyard, and Jinglers Creek Vineyard. Both produce beautiful cool climate wines and allow both restaurant dining and picnics. Encompassed by fellow vineyards, meticulous, charming gardens and picturesque views overlooking the rural scenery, you will find yourself in a peaceful and tranquil setting.
Explore Tasmania's history at Franklin House, a unique colonial, convict-built house museum where you can freely explore the home and grounds. The 1800’s building, originally built for a successful businessman, and ex-convict, came to house one of the leading private schools for the Colony.
Can’t get enough of the beautiful scenery, lovely buildings, and historical landmarks? Then head to the nearby Suburb Evandale. This suburb is home to many iconic yearly events, well-preserved Victorian and late-georgian buildings, impressive streetscapes and the beloved Evandale market. The Evandale market is not to be missed, with many locals flocking to see the stallholders' unique creations, local produce, delicious food stalls, and hidden gems every Sunday. Make your way to Morven Park, where you can take a ride on a light rail steam train, perfect for the little ones to enjoy.
Only 15 minutes from the city it’s an easy drive to town. Launceston City has a variety of shops, delectable cafes and restaurants as well as the City Park which is known for its beautiful oak tree gardens, playground for the children, a plant-filled conservatory and cheeky snow monkeys.
Whilst in the CBD, make sure to visit the Cataract Gorge. A spectacular natural formation where you can enjoy long and short walks, fresh water swimming basins, the world's longest single-span chairlift and vibrant peacocks! An additional, unique way to experience this attraction is via the Tamar Cruise vessel, which cruises through the waters that carve between the rocky formations.
Getting Around
To get the most out of your stay, to be able to explore all that Launceston and its surrounds have to offer, a car is recommended. Additionally, there are many alternative options listed below:
METRO BUS SERVICE: Metro bus service provides transportation throughout Launceston and its surrounding suburbs each day. To access timetables, routes, and prices, please visit the Metro Tasmania Website.
FREE TIGER BUS: The bus travels around the city. There are bus stops located nearby outside Princes Square Park and the Launceston General Hospital. It is easy to spot – painted with the black and brown stripes of a Tasmanian Tiger! For timetables and routes, please see the Metro Tasmania Website (Free Tiger Bus).
ELECTRIC SCOOTERS: You will find purple electric scooters scattered around Launceston. To access these, please download the App ‘Beam’. Please wear the helmet provided and be safe!
BIKE RENTAL: Roll Cycles at 112 Cimitiere St offer bike rentals with options to suit most riders. Whether you are taking a leisurely stroll around town or taking on our world-famous mountain bike trails, Roll Cycles have you covered.
UBER: Uber is a popular form of transport used by many locals and tourists. To use, simply download the ‘Uber’ app on your phone and book a ride to your destination.
TAXI: Local taxi service can be found on the internet.
AIRPORT SHUTTLE: The airport shuttle service can be found on the internet.
Notes
Please note that there is not a whole oven in the property, just a combined microwave/convection oven.
The driveway is not sealed.
The backyard and laundry areas are shared spaces.
This self-contained, private apartment is found in a amongst a serene rural location. You will feel wonderfully at ease within this setting, whilst being just 15 minutes from the Launceston CBD and minutes from some of Tasmania's finest wineries and distilleries.
The cosy apartment is nestled amongst the Tasmanian countryside, surrounded by beautiful gardens, rolling hills, cattle and panoramic views. Relax, explore the gardens, overlook the calm lake and enjoy your time away.
Space
As you drive down the driveway, you will be filled with feelings of pure bliss. The home is situated within a rural setting, allowing you to enjoy all that the beautiful, Tasmanian countryside has to offer.
As you pass through the gates, you'll be greeted by meticulously kept gardens, stunning scenery and your own private parking space. You'll have access to your own, private apartment which is attached, yet separate, to the main home. You are welcome to come and go as you please throughout your stay.
Step inside, and you'll instantly feel right at home. The interior is filled with timber designs and thoughtful décor, providing that warm, homely feeling to the space.
Step into the open living area, which features the kitchenette, dining and lounge areas. The kitchenette is well appointed containing a fridge, stove, a microwave-convection oven and many essentials. There's a pod-coffee machine provided within the space, allowing you to kick-start your day with a warm beverage in the sunshine. The 4-seater dining table provides the perfect spot for you to enjoyed those hearty, home-cooked meals.
In the cosy lounge area, the sunshine beams through the large windows, providing the space with plenty of natural afternoon light and warmth. Relax on the comfy lounge seating whilst admiring the garden views, dive into some reading material, or enjoy your favourite TV shows.
Behind the lockable door is the entrance to the shared laundry space. Here you can attend to all of your laundry needs, with a washing machine, dryer and sink available for your use.
In the bedroom, you'll find a comfortable, queen-sized bed to jump into after a long day of exploring. Wake up to the countryside views, or enjoy a sleep-in amongst the peace and quiet. There's a built-in wardrobe integrated into the space which houses plenty of room for storage, along with an ironing board and porta cot.
The ensuite features a walk-in shower (please mind the small step), toilet, basin and sink. There's storage space found underneath the vanity and behind the mirror for you to store your personal belongings.
When the apartment is not being heated by the natural elements, there are additional heating options provided to you throughout all areas.
Make sure you take time to explore the surrounding gardens, where you will find many charming features, plenty of seating nooks and outdoor dining suites, gorgeous cattle and a quiet lake that you can overlook whilst listening to the local wildlife. There is additionally a shared BBQ area that you can access, providing the perfect space for you to enjoy an outdoor meal.
Guest Access
Guests can check in at any time with the use of a key lockbox.
The Neighborhood
Relbia is a semi-rural locality, blending the charming, Tasmanian countryside with modern homes. Characterised by open paddocks, rolling hills, beautiful gardens and renowned wineries, Relbia is one of Launceston’s most sought after and exclusive suburbs.
Whilst staying in Relbia, you are located right near the renowned Josef Chromy Vineyard, and Jinglers Creek Vineyard. Both produce beautiful cool climate wines and allow both restaurant dining and picnics. Encompassed by fellow vineyards, meticulous, charming gardens and picturesque views overlooking the rural scenery, you will find yourself in a peaceful and tranquil setting.
Explore Tasmania's history at Franklin House, a unique colonial, convict-built house museum where you can freely explore the home and grounds. The 1800’s building, originally built for a successful businessman, and ex-convict, came to house one of the leading private schools for the Colony.
Can’t get enough of the beautiful scenery, lovely buildings, and historical landmarks? Then head to the nearby Suburb Evandale. This suburb is home to many iconic yearly events, well-preserved Victorian and late-georgian buildings, impressive streetscapes and the beloved Evandale market. The Evandale market is not to be missed, with many locals flocking to see the stallholders' unique creations, local produce, delicious food stalls, and hidden gems every Sunday. Make your way to Morven Park, where you can take a ride on a light rail steam train, perfect for the little ones to enjoy.
Only 15 minutes from the city it’s an easy drive to town. Launceston City has a variety of shops, delectable cafes and restaurants as well as the City Park which is known for its beautiful oak tree gardens, playground for the children, a plant-filled conservatory and cheeky snow monkeys.
Whilst in the CBD, make sure to visit the Cataract Gorge. A spectacular natural formation where you can enjoy long and short walks, fresh water swimming basins, the world's longest single-span chairlift and vibrant peacocks! An additional, unique way to experience this attraction is via the Tamar Cruise vessel, which cruises through the waters that carve between the rocky formations.
Getting Around
To get the most out of your stay, to be able to explore all that Launceston and its surrounds have to offer, a car is recommended. Additionally, there are many alternative options listed below:
METRO BUS SERVICE: Metro bus service provides transportation throughout Launceston and its surrounding suburbs each day. To access timetables, routes, and prices, please visit the Metro Tasmania Website.
FREE TIGER BUS: The bus travels around the city. There are bus stops located nearby outside Princes Square Park and the Launceston General Hospital. It is easy to spot – painted with the black and brown stripes of a Tasmanian Tiger! For timetables and routes, please see the Metro Tasmania Website (Free Tiger Bus).
ELECTRIC SCOOTERS: You will find purple electric scooters scattered around Launceston. To access these, please download the App ‘Beam’. Please wear the helmet provided and be safe!
BIKE RENTAL: Roll Cycles at 112 Cimitiere St offer bike rentals with options to suit most riders. Whether you are taking a leisurely stroll around town or taking on our world-famous mountain bike trails, Roll Cycles have you covered.
UBER: Uber is a popular form of transport used by many locals and tourists. To use, simply download the ‘Uber’ app on your phone and book a ride to your destination.
TAXI: Local taxi service can be found on the internet.
AIRPORT SHUTTLE: The airport shuttle service can be found on the internet.
Notes
Please note that there is not a whole oven in the property, just a combined microwave/convection oven.
The driveway is not sealed.
The backyard and laundry areas are shared spaces.
Amenities at Rural Apartment with Stunning Views!
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Tasmania
Ratings and reviews
8 / 10Excellent·Aug 2025
The property was nice with nice gardens but was unaware that it was a huge house and was attached and it was hard to find where to go as the real estate who manage the place never gave me a map of where to go and the photos didn't show it being a house.one of the nights we were there we had no hot water we rang them and they communicated via email for hours trying to get us to fix the problem but we were unable because we knew nothing about gas instantaneous hot water systems and they fixed it while we were out the next day but did not discount the price of the booking which wasn't good.
10 / 10Outstanding·Mar 2024
Enjoyed the rustic setting, the amenities and ambience of the apartment, and relaxing atmosphere. Not far from the Airport. Had trouble finding the key lockbox in the dark, TV picture good but sound was indistinct. Would recommend the apartment.
10 / 10Outstanding·Feb 2024
Setting was beautiful
6 / 10Average·Aug 2025
To start with, the description of the apartment is totally misleading.We chose the "stunning views" in case the weather was bad. The "stunning views" from the apartment are of a section of formal garden with a clipped hedge around the rotary clothes line. We had expected rural views.. The delay in providing directions and entry information came too late. We had packed our computers and were on the road to the overnight ferry to Tasmania--a 3 hour drive. This delay was extremely stressful. We received a telephone map on the phone while driving but it was just of the general area.The microwave oven on top of the refrigerator is difficult to access. A hook or rail is needed for the teatowel. There were only 7 teabags for two people for a 10 night stay. There was no house info package in the apartment. The TV turned itself on every day at noon whether we were there or not. When a piercing alarm started we thought it was the smoke alarm and rang the emergency number and were told to climb up and switch it off! This would have been very dangerous. There was no broom to try and switch it off. The alarm continued for about half an hour until the owners came home and turned it off. It was their sewerage system alarm. We found the heating oppressive and the emergency contact told us to refer to the information whch was then sent us--21 pages, but all it said was that heating system was supplied. We just wanted to turn it down. The doona was extremely heavy and kept slipping off.
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7.6Good
(9 Ratings)
"Enjoyed the rustic setting, the amenities and ambience of the apartment, and relaxing atmosphere. Not far from the Airport. Had trouble finding the key lockbox in the dark, TV picture good but sound w..."
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