Rathmore

Historic 92 acre Rathmore Central Highlands sheep property, close to Hobart and Mt Field National Park, has a platypus family in Dew Rivulet and friendly farm animals.

Guests love elegant heritage rooms with luxury beds, antique furnishings, a gourmet kitchen, fireplaces and gardens. Believed to be the only convict-hewn, convict-built homestead offering hosted accommodation, Rathmore suits couples, families, groups and corporate getaways.

Stay in Elegant Heritage Rathmore House, or Rustic Chic revived Shearers’ Quarters (four bedrooms, with ensuite or bathroom and communal messroom), or Rathmore Cottage. Up to 26 guests can be accommodated, ideal for gatherings, retreats, seminars, workshops, significant celebrations and weddings.

Stewardship Statement: They see themselves as custodians of a remarkable Highlands landscape: every stay contributes to caring for heritage buildings, livestock wellbeing, platypus habitat and wildlife, and local community.

Their aim is to leave Rathmore richer in story, healthier in landscape and stronger in spirit for future generations. They acknowledge the Palawa peoples of lutruwita/Tasmania as Traditional Custodians, pay respects to Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Rathmore welcomes all guests and is committed to a safe, respectful and inclusive environment, including LGBTQIA+ visitors.

They champion practical sustainability—minimising waste, reusing and recycling and cutting single-use plastics at events while maintaining food safety, guest comfort and a high-quality visitor experience.