The House Paddock

Anabel's of Scottsdale provides boutique self-catering, as well as motel-style units, all fully equipped with modern comforts. The home and garden is classified by the National Trust, Tasmania. The units are situated in a beautiful old-world garden and have been built to complement the original home. The shady verandahs overlook the century old garden, featuring giant rhododendrons, camellias and wisteria. Guests are encouraged to enjoy the gardens by wandering through the paths and trees, or just find a spot to relax. Anabel's is centrally located in the heart of Scottsdale and within a short drive to the coastal town of Bridport, Bridestowe Lavender Farm, Barnbougle & Lost Farm golf courses, Derby and the doorstep of Tamar Valley wineries. Scottsdale is central to a diversity of rainforests, mountains, waterfalls and beaches. Opposite Anabel's is The North East Rail Trail which is popular with mountain bike riders and hikers. Anabel's of Scottsdale is approximately a one-hour drive (63 km) from Launceston.

This three-bedroom stone cottage sleeps up to six Adults, one Queen, one double and two King single beds. All Linen supplied. Features include heaters, pedestal fans, wood fire, washer, dryer, dishwasher, smart TV and WIFI. Off-street parking is available. Quiet Neighbourhood, close to shops, cafes and pubs. Only walking distance to the Rail Trail and bike hire at the Art Gallery. The bus stop for the Launceston bus service s located at the Supermarket, three minutes walk from the accommodation, taxi's available near by.

Pump Jack B&B is a large heritage style house, in the north eastern town of Scottsdale, Tasmania. It’s located right in the middle of the town in a quiet one way street, close to shops, banks, hotels etc. The property has been tastefully restored to its former glory. It contains three large ensuite rooms in the main house, and a detached apartment at the rear of the main house. The property has excellent online ratings and vast majority of guests find the accommodation experience at PumpJack to far exceed their initial expectations. The house was built in 1890 and is a good example of local architecture from that period.