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Colonial
Cottages of Ross
Self Contained Cottages
Ross
Tasmania
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12 Church Street
Ross TAS 7209
Phone:+61 (0)3 6381 5354
Mobile: 0417 522 354
Fax: +61 (0)3 6331 1895
email: tim@rossaccommodation.com.au
Hosts: Tim & Sue Johnson
Owners website:
www.rossaccommodation.com.au |
Accommodation
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Colonial
Cottages of Ross offers historic self contained accommodation in Ross
in Central Tasmania. If experiencing history is important to you
rather than merely driving through it then Ross with its colonial
cottages is a must on your itinerary. Succumb to the charm of
these four authentically restored cottages. Each is decorated in
genuine antiques and set amidst old fashioned gardens. Guests
enjoy full private facilities including a laundry and kitchen -
breakfast provisions are included. The
reception for all the cottages is located at the Ross B&B Accommodation
12 Church St (the main road) opposite the wood fired bakery. Look
out for the sign "Reception for the Colonial Cottages of Ross.
Accommodation : RACT
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Location
Ross is 80 km south of Launceston or 120 km north of Hobart just
off the Midland Highway.
Ross Village has been voted "AUSTRALIA'S MOST SIGNIFICANT
19TH CENTURY CONVICT BUILT VILLAGE"
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Colonial
Cottages of Ross |
Standard
Tariffs |
Church
Mouse
Cottage |
from
$135 per double per night. |
Apple
Dumpling
Cottage |
from
$130 per double per night. |
Captain
Samuel's
Cottage |
from
$150 per double per night. |
Hudson
Cottage |
from
$135 per double per night. |
B&B style
ensuite
Room |
from
$120 per double per night. |
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The
following form of payment will be accepted:
Cash, Bankcard, MasterCard and Visa.
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In the historic village of Ross the famous convict built bridge,
with all its carvings, holds visitors spellbound. |
A most popular pastime for visitors to this English style
village is simply strolling the elm tree lined streets absorbing its
atmosphere and history.
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Soak up the serenity of a close friendly community, delight in
the wonderful variety of convict built sandstone houses in which they
live.
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Visit the Tasmanian Wool Centre and its museum, or explore the old
female factory historic site, shop at the many specialist shops, dine
at one of the bakeries, hotels or tearooms
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