The Pickers Cottage, c. 1850
Sleeps 2 | Bedrooms 1 | Bathrooms 1
The Pickers Cottage is a c.1850's classic Georgian style house, originally built as accommodation for fruit pickers. Situated in a historic area of inner city Hobart, the cottage is surrounded by heritage homes, and has a cute-as-a-button handmade red brick facade, with colonial windows, and original front door with leadlight above.
The inside of the cottage has been renovated to a high standard, with contemporary features, while retaining the charm of a historic cottage. Fully self contained, there are two bedrooms with queen and double beds, fitted with dreamy pure linen sheets and quality toppers. A cot can also be provided if you need. The modern bathroom has a walk in rainwater shower, luxury towels and complimentary Murchison-Hume bath amenities.
A fully equipped kitchen with eat-in farmhouse table has everything you need for cooking up a storm - pick up some fresh local produce & gourmet delights from the market and enjoy a Tasmanian feast. Breakfast goodies are also included in your stay.
The Pickers Cottage has a wonderful ambience and has been beautifully styled with bespoke furniture, artworks, books, plants, all modern conveniences, and warm lighting to make it feel like a true home away from home. Complimentary WiFi, smart TV and bluetooth speaker are available for your enjoyment, and heating keeps the cottage nice & warm in the winter months.
Outside just off the fully-equipped, modern kitchen is a private courtyard with table & chairs where you can sit and enjoy a morning coffee before heading out to explore the city. The Picker’s Cottage is a warm & inviting place, perfectly situated for you to experience all that beautiful Hobart has to offer.
Special Features
Private Courtyard
Heritage Architecture
Luxurious Bedding
Fully-Equipped Kitchen
Things To Do
Located just minutes from Hobart’s CBD, leave your car and stroll to cafes, restaurants, theatres, Salamanca Market and the Farm Gate Market. Wander the local streets and marvel at Hobart’s striking heritage architecture. Pack a picnic and explore the Royal Tasmanian Botanical Gardens, including the beautiful Conservatory, built in 1939. Investigate the underground tunnels & solitary cells in the c.1830 Hobart Convict Penitentiary.
