Unique Experiences

Goulds Country Guest House

Originally built around 1870 by Alexander Johnston a pioneer of the area, the houset 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; ground floor (The Johnston Room Q/S) which has a private sitting room & ensuite bathroom, and 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.