Woolmers Estate - Longford

UNESCO World Heritage estate with self-contained cottages and rose gardens in Longford

Accommodation

The accommodation at Woolmers Estate Longford includes four self-contained cottages: Coachman's Cottage, Free Settlers Cottages, Blacksmith Cottage, and Head Gardener's Cottage. Each cottage offers private bathrooms and access to the estate grounds after hours. The estate provides a self-guided tour booklet with keys from the pin-coded lockbox.

Dining

The on-site Woolmers Café serves Australian cuisine with views of the gardens. Breakfast options include continental, à la carte, full English/Irish, and gluten-free choices. Lunch is available with gluten-free options, and Devonshire tea is a popular offering.

Gardens & Grounds

The estate features a Rose Garden designed in a 19th-century style, open for guests to explore. Outdoor furniture and a picnic area are available for relaxation. The grounds host events such as the Festival of Roses.

Tours & History

Guided tours and self-guided exploration using a booklet are offered to discover the colonial history. Digital activations enhance the visitor experience. The estate holds a collection reflecting six generations of the Archer family.

Location & Activities

Woolmers Estate Tasmania is located 20 km from Launceston and 15 km from Launceston Airport. Nearby attractions include Queen Victoria Museum and Launceston Tramway Museum. Outdoor activities such as fishing, cycling, and hiking are accessible from the estate.

• Heritage: UNESCO World Heritage site with colonial and convict history
• Accommodation: 4 self-contained cottages with historical significance
• Dining: Woolmers Café serving Australian cuisine and Devonshire tea
• Gardens: 19th-century Rose Garden and picnic areas
• Location: 20 km from Launceston, 15 km from airport
• Activities: Fishing, cycling, hiking nearby
• Charity: Not-for-profit organization supporting heritage preservation