Woolmers Estate Longford Tasmania Heritage Property

Woolmers

Woolmers is acknowledged as one of the most outstanding examples of 19th century rural settlements in Australia.

Rose Garden

The National Rose Garden displays the finest collections of historic roses in the southern hemisphere.

Tours

Complete a self-guided tour of the out buildings, gardens and National Rose Garden of Australia.

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Woolmers Estate Longford Tasmania

Woolmers Estate is a unique and fascinating reflection of colonial life in Tasmania and is one of the most historically significant heritage properties in Australia.

Today Woolmers Estate continues to display colonial life in its most genuine shape and gives an accurate depiction of Tasmanian heritage, preserved and maintained in an original and authentic setting.

Time stands still at Woolmers Estate, wander around and soak up the essence of 19th century Tasmanian life on a once working farm estate. Explore the many convict built outbuildings that still remain on the property such as, The Wool and Apple Packing Sheds, Coach House and Farm Stables, Blacksmiths and Settlers Cottages accommodation.

Rose Garden Cottage

Cottage self contained accommodation

The Rose Garden cottage sleeps two people and has one bedroom, with a queen size bed and is on one level.

Rose Gardens

Picturesque gardens with exquisite seasonal blooms, set amid vast green lawns, contrasted by white pebbled pathways and all enclosed within the walled courtyard is reflective of classic colonial landscaping and gives feature to some fascinating garden architecture.

All of this is complemented by the magnificent blooms of the National Rose Garden, situated within the beautiful grounds of the Woolmers Estate.

Self Contained Accommodation

Live this heritage with a stay in one of our boutique cottages and relax in front of a cosy log fire whilst enjoying some of Tasmania's fine local wines and cuisine.

The cottages were convict built in the 1840s and sleep from two to six people comfortably. When the estate was working they were home to the trades people and have been restored sympathetically. Their uniqueness, overlooking the meandering Macquarie River, treed farming land and the misty mountain background creates a unique experience for visitors.

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