This classic Georgian Colonial cottage, was built in 1838 with convict labour and still has many of its original features intact including pressed tin ceilings, and exposed beams. It is constructed out of convict brick with walls up to 20″ thick, and approximately 116m2 in size. The present layout is 3 bedrooms, living area, kitchen/dining, bathroom and 2 toilets.

This cottage was once two co-joined cottages, built by Henry William Gage in 1838. Gage had been sentenced to be transported to Tasmania for seven years for stealing cheese and bread in 1830. He arrived on the ship “Red Rover” in March 1831. He was freed in 1837 and settled in Campbell Town where he built this, two other cottages in Pedder street which became known as “Gages Row”.

It is set on 2.4 beautiful acres with possible sub-division (STCA). A New 7x7m garage is part of the package along with two small garden sheds. It has also had a new roof, new wiring and an updated kitchen.

This home would ideal for tourist accommodation or a relaxing country get away. It is 2 minutes walk from shops and services including schools and the doctor. The Launceston airport is less than 30 minutes drive.

This cottage won’t last long on the market. Call today to book your inspection.