Quamby Estate presents a rare opportunity to acquire one of Tasmania's most distinguished country estates, dating back to 1828.
Once the grand home to Sir Richard Dry, Tasmania's first Australian-born Premier, Quamby has long stood as a symbol of status, heritage and influence.
Today, it offers the discerning buyer a sanctuary of historic grandeur, modern luxury and absolute privacy - just 20 minutes from Launceston.
Estate Highlights.
* Approx 64 hectares (158 acres) of sweeping parkland, farmland and landscaped gardens
* Magnificent main residence featuring ten luxurious bedrooms, each with private ensuite
* A seamless blend of original architecture, modern comfort and climate control
* Two formal reception rooms with fireplaces
* Grand dining room with soaring ceilings and fireplace
* Commercial-grade kitchen and adjoining service spaces
* Intimate bar with fireplace
* Established rose gardens, sweeping lawns and a serene lake creating an idyllic setting
* 9-hole championship-standard golf course with private membership of over 100, also open to the public and available for exclusive events
* Fully licensed clubhouse and pavilion centre purpose-built for events, hosting up to 200 guests with commercial kitchen, walk-in cool room, office and storerooms
* Historic stables now transformed into a licensed Golf Pro Shop plus upstairs studio space
* Extensive outbuildings, including original service buildings with exciting potential for future use
* Easily reached from major Australian capitals via Launceston Airport
Quamby Estate also offers ample scope for a private landing strip (Subject to approvals).
Whether as a luxurious weekender, private retreat or a legacy investment, this estate combines provenance, scale and exclusivity that is increasingly rare - and highly sought after.
Quamby Estate is more than a property. It is a statement of heritage, prestige and opportunity - an estate to be treasured for generations.
Represented by Deborah Cullen (0401 849 955) and Richard Royle (0418 961 575) of Cullen & Royle and Charles Black (0409 317 607) and Sam Woolcock (0400 813 033) of Elders Launceston.
