Where To Stay

Goulds Country Guest House

Self rated at 4 star

The house was originally built around 1870 by Alexander Johnston a pioneer of the area.  It was a Post Office for most of its life but has been a store, a stopover for weary travellers and a  private residence.  Prior to

2008 it was devastated by a storm which caused major damage to the structure of the building. After a 3 year restoration it is now a modern Guest house with all the amenities for a comfortable and relaxing stay.

There are 3 rooms available one on the ground floor (The Johnston Room Q/S) which has a private sitting room & ensuite bathroom.

The two other rooms are upstairs (The Robinson Room Q/S) & (The Steele Room

2 x S/B)These two rooms share a bathroom but have their own toilet facilities, both have views of the surrounding countryside. There is a guest lounge, with books and  magazines.

All rooms have full amenities

PLACES OF INTEREST IN THE AREA

The walking trails of The Blue Tier

 Experience the wonders of Halls and St Columbia Falls

 Sample the famous cloth bound cheeses of The Pyengana Cheese Factory and then sit down for a coffee or meal at The Holy Cow Café

Indulge in a cold drink and meal at the unique Pub in the Paddock and sample the atmosphere of times gone by.

 Travel 15 minutes to the seaside town of St Helens and the beautiful St George’s Bay

 The world renowned Bay of Fires and walk on pristine beaches

 After a day of experiencing parts of North East Tasmania, return to Goulds Country Guest House and enjoy a relaxing  drink on the verandah whilst experiencing the magnificent sunsets over The Blue Tier.