Tasmania convict

Step into a piece of living history with this stunning stone cottage in Ross, Tasmania. Very typical of its Georgian era in its simplicity and...

...convict built, triple brick 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom house with school bus pick up at the gate. To compliment the dairy operation, the Vendors...

...convict-built bridge but also the Nation's earliest still operating Catholic Church "St. Johns" circa 1835-1---. Three substantial homes are...

...Highlands and west coast. A two storey colonial residence built to last the ravages of time with local sandstone blocks assembled by convict...

...frames sourced from a nearby homestead, to restore it to the grand state that you see today. The home itself takes you back to the convict...

...convict history, the charming township of Ross attracts tourists and locals to walk along the banks of Macquarie River or enjoy a pie from...

...of the apartments feature lovely original timber beams, artefacts and exposed bricks. Susannah's Place, named in memory of the female convict...

...privacy while providing the luxury of an expansive coastline to be enjoyed as you follow tracks for exclusive bushwalking. There are old convict...

Built in 1841, ‘The Surgeon’s Cottage’ has known many lives in its 180 years. Originally built using convict labour and locally made bricks to...

...convict bricks, original sandstone lintels with numerous Huon pine internal window frames and double glazing throughout with quality carpets...

...convict past, the charming Midlands township attracts tourists and alike to explore the historical sandstone architecture of the Ross Bridge...