Sanda House is built from local field stone and sandstone and is part of Tasmania’s history.

Orford is a 1 hour drive from Hobart, via the Tasman Highway on the east coast, the warmest part of Tasmania. The town has a population of approx 500 and faces Maria Island, which can be reached by a 20 minute ferry ride.

Maria Island (a former convict settlement) has an interesting history and pre-dates Port Arthur. Its well worth a visit.

Port Arthur can be reached from Orford, by the tourist drive through the Wielangta Forest, which begins a few doors up from Sanda House. Orford has most of the features of a small holiday town.

A charming nine hole golf course, a bowls club, a hotel, fresh local seafood, a vineyard across the bridge, supermarkets and a post office. The Prosser River runs through the town and out onto a pristine beach.

Shore birds are often the only thing you will encounter. Their nesting site are protected.

Features:

Stone construction, probably convict built

Relaxing grounds with bulbs, roses, natives and orchard

Hearty Colonial breakfasts are made with local produce

ORFORD'S SANDAA HOUSE
33 Waterpole Street,
Orford
Tasmania, 7190

 

Orford's Sanda House

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Orford's Sanda House