'St Andrews Inn' Circa 1845.

Built by convict labour and completed in 1845, this iconic, Georgian-style coaching inn is steeped in history and is one of last coaching inns which is still operational in Australia. Constructed of convict brick and complete with original indentures; ' St Andrews Inn' is prominent example of colonial architecture in Tasmania.
Panoramic views towards Stacks Bluff; part of Ben Lomond National Park in the east and Western Tiers to the west in the hamlet of Cleveland

Operating as a bed and breakfast, café/bar and meeting location; the property offers the following:
- Conference room: ideal for business meetings for locals commute along the Midland Highway.
- Dining room with servery counter which opens onto an alfresco desk within an established garden.
- 'Bushrangers Bar' and secondary dining room.
- Commercial kitchen and office space.
- Two en-suited guestrooms and common room.
- Tasteful finishes throughout 361 (38 squares) square meters floor plan.
The sits on a fully fenced 1.92 ha allotment which has divided into three paddocks; established vegetable gardens, lock-up double garage and storage shed. The Inn is connected to two above ground rainwater tanks and bore water and septic sewerage system.
The current owners have been invested a significant amount of time to re-develop, 'the Inn' as a destination for locals and tourist alike to stopover. The Inn has been offering a light lunch and devonshire tea, overnight stays and meetings for commutes along the Midland Highway. The property has been able to obtain a high star rating with accommodation services upon booking websites. The property has been a location for community markets and events such as 'St Patricks Day and St Andrews Day'.

'St Andrews Inn' is approximately 50km south of Launceston on the Midland Highway and a little over 1hr and 50 minutes north of Hobart.

Opportunities are endless with this historical Tasmanian Midlands property from growing upon the maintaining the current business model or enjoy a part of Tasmanian colonial architecture as a residence yourself.

Note: 'St Andrews Inn' is heritage listed upon Heritage Tasmania.

Website: standrewsinn.com.au

Council Rates: $TBA p/y approx. Northern Midlands Council.
Year Built: 1845
Land Size: 1.91 Ha (4.71 acre) approx.
Building Size: 361 m2 (38 squares) approx.
Roof Materials: Galvanised Iron.
Wall Material: Brick.
Zoning: 26.0 Rural Resource
Council: Northern Midlands Council.
Rental Estimate: TBA per week.