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About this house rental
Welcome to a truly rare Tasmanian stay — a state-heritage-listed 1881 Carpenter Gothic wooden church transformed into a calming, minimalist retreat. This extraordinary building retains its original soaring lines and timber charm, while modern touches make it comfortable and inviting. The main church hall, approximately 9.5m x 5.5m, forms a spacious open-plan living area where a luxurious king bed sits beneath the dramatic timber arches.
A cosy lounge area with a couch, coffee table, and TV provides a warm place to unwind, while the efficient heat pump keeps the entire church perfectly comfortable through every season. A small dining table for two complements the minimalist layout, ideal for relaxed meals or morning coffee.
At the entry end of the church, the fully equipped kitchen offers everything needed for simple and comfortable living. Featuring a fridge, freezer, dishwasher, microwave, portable induction cooktop, toaster, kettle, and Nespresso pod machine, it’s functional and tidy. While there is no oven, the space is well set up for short and long stays alike.
The separate bathroom is fully renovated and beautifully tiled, equipped with a shower bath , modern vanity, and a washing machine. It’s a fresh, contemporary space that contrasts beautifully with the historical character of the church interior.
Surrounded by the peaceful Collinsvale valley, positioned beside the old cemetery, and just minutes from local walking tracks and the sporting ground, this remarkable converted church offers a tranquil, secluded, and completely unique experience in Tasmania.
Guests have full access to the property. There are no shared spaces or areas that are off-limits during your stay
Your privacy is paramount, but our dedicated management team is always just a message away for any questions or recommendations. We want your stay to be as seamless and enjoyable as possible, and our team is here to assist with anything you may need.
This is a historic, converted church located beside the old cemetery — a unique and peaceful feature embraced by many guests.
The property runs on tank water — it is safe to drink, but guests are asked to be mindful of water usage and keep showers to a reasonable length.
There is no oven in the kitchen, but the cooktop, microwave, and appliances provide everything needed for simple meal prep.
Heating and cooling are provided via a powerful heat pump that warms the entire church space quickly.
