Quamby Estate is professionally managed to ensure every stay runs seamlessly, with a dedicated team who care for both the homestead and its 150-acre grounds. While the estate is offered as exclusive-use accommodation, guests have peace of mind knowing that staff are available on site. The golf shop is staffed six days a week to assist visitors, provide local knowledge, and manage public play on the heritage 9-hole course. In addition, greenkeepers are present on site seven days a week, maintaining the immaculate fairways, gardens, and landscapes that surround the estate. This level of care ensures the property is always presented at its very best while respecting the privacy of in-house guests. Whether you are hiring Quamby Estate for a private celebration, photoshoot, or simply to gather with family and friends, our discreet team ensures that the estate remains a place of timeless elegance, heritage charm, and exceptional service.

Quamby Estate – Exclusive Heritage Stay for up to 20 Guests Step into history at Quamby Estate, a grand 1830s homestead set on 150 acres of pristine Tasmanian countryside. Just 20 minutes from Launceston, this heritage property is now offered exclusively as a private hire, making it the perfect retreat for groups, family celebrations, or corporate gatherings. With accommodation for up to 20 guests across 10 elegantly appointed bedrooms, Quamby Estate blends period charm with modern comfort. Rooms feature antique furnishings, luxurious bedding, and ensuites with deep bathtubs or rainfall showers. The estate is yours alone during your stay — from the chandelier-lit ballroom and library with leather chairs, to the whisky bar, dining room, and wraparound verandas overlooking manicured gardens. Outdoors, enjoy endless backdrops: sweeping lawns, lakeside views, tree-lined avenues, and a 9-hole golf course. Guests also have the option to hire the glassed standalone Events Pavilion — a light-filled, modern space ideal for yoga, private dinners, workshops, or small celebrations. Please note: Quamby Estate is available only as a whole-of-house exclusive hire or half hire of 5 suites. Weddings and events are welcomed but attract additional costs by direct negotiation. All meals are self-catered or may be arranged with preferred local caterers.

Surrounded by some of northern Tasmania’s most breathtaking scenery, Quamby Estate offers a perfect base to explore the region’s culture, food, wine, and natural beauty. Just beyond the gates, guests can tee off on the estate’s own 9-hole golf course, wander tree-lined avenues, or enjoy a gentle game of French boules on the lawn. A short drive opens up a world of adventure: Wineries & Distilleries – The Tamar Valley Wine Route begins just minutes from Quamby. Sample award-winning cool-climate wines at Josef Chromy, Velo Wines, or Tamar Ridge, or sip local craft gin and whisky at boutique distilleries such as Turner Stillhouse and Hellyers Road. Nature & Adventure – Explore the Meander Valley with its hidden waterfalls, farm gates, and walking trails. Liffey Falls, a World Heritage-listed reserve, is less than an hour away, while Cradle Mountain’s alpine landscapes are within easy reach for a day trip. Cycling and mountain biking are popular in the area, with world-class trails at Derby, St Helens, and Trevallyn. History & Heritage – Discover Launceston’s colonial streets, Cataract Gorge Reserve, and the Queen Victoria Museum & Art Gallery. The historic towns of Westbury and Deloraine are nearby, each brimming with character cottages, artisan studios, and antique stores. Food Experiences – Tasmania’s reputation as a gourmet haven shines here. Dine at award-winning restaurants in Launceston — a UNESCO City of Gastronomy — or visit farmgate producers for artisan cheese, honey, berries, truffles, and more. Wellness & Leisure – For those seeking restoration, nearby day spas, yoga classes, and the estate’s own glass-walled pavilion offer serene spaces to slow down and reconnect. From vineyards and wilderness to historic towns and cultural trails, Quamby Estate places you in the heart of northern Tasmania — close enough to explore, yet private enough to feel a world away.