Sheffield Getaway

Escape to our Modern and comfortable Airbnb, perfectly located for exploring Tasmania’s natural wonders! Nestled on a peaceful 2 acres close to the township of Sheffield, our home offers a relaxing retreat just a easy drive to Lake Barrington, Tasmazia, Cradle Mountain, the stunning Mole Creek Caves, and other must-see attractions. Our two sheep and plenty of free-ranging chickens add to the charm of your stay! Note that this property is not suitable for infants ( under 2) The space Unwind in a stylish, open-plan home featuring high-quality furnishings throughout. Stay cozy in the main living area with both a heat pump and a fireplace—perfect for chilly nights. Entertainment is covered with a pool table and an ultra-large TV, while the fully equipped kitchen, complete with a butler’s pantry, makes dining in a delight. The spacious master suite boasts a luxurious king bed and a private ensuite, while the three additional bedrooms offer cozy beds fitted with electric blankets for extra warmth. A remote-controlled double garage with direct house entry ensures you stay warm and dry, no matter the weather. Every room is designed to capture stunning views, with large double-glazed windows overlooking the picturesque farmlands or the majestic Mt Roland. Guest access You have the entire house to yourselves. Other things to note While we ask that you don't enter any of the animal enclosures, we do come and feed the animals daily and you are welcome to join us to hand feed them their favorite treats. If you are looking for a break from your camper/caravan life, there is plenty of space to park up the largest of caravans or campers while you enjoy a few nights of space and comfort. Local Tasmanians are also welcome to bring along their horse and make use of the large paddock with horse shelter and water trough (electric fencing on request). We are right on the Tasmanian trail, with plenty of beautiful horse trails and beaches close by. Registration Details Exempt: This listing falls under the 'home sharing' exemption