The Treehouse sits on over three acres of natural bushland just a 200m stroll to a secluded ocean beach. The fully furnished house has two bedrooms upstairs, one with a queen sized bed and the other with two single beds. The upstairs balcony is ideal for that morning coffee and book or magazine. Downstairs there is a gourmet kitchen, separate dining room, two living rooms, laundry, bathroom and separate dressing room. There is a wrap around verandah and back decking for informal living and BBQs. The Treehouse is comfortably furnished and is fully self contained.
Located at Eaglehawk Neck on the Tasman Peninsula, the Treehouse is named because of its quiet secluded location. The only sounds you will hear are birds, soft breezes in the trees and of course the ocean and is the ideal setting for a break from reality. A short stroll down a private track leads to a secluded beach, ideal for swimming, fishing, surfing or just chilling out.
The Treehouse is ideally situated to explore the natural and historic attractions and activities associated with the Tasman Peninsula area, such as the Port Arthur Historic Sites, deep sea fishing, bush walking, diving, surfing and eco cruising.
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| Property's terms and conditions | Property's terms and conditions |
|---|---|
| Bond details | A security bond will not be taken, but the guest is responsible for leaving the property in the condition it was found. Further charges may be levied for any wilful damage caused. |
| Payment details | Full payment less the commission paid to Wotif will be payable on arrival at the Treehouse. Mastercard and Visa credit cards are accepted. |
| Business facilities | Wifi is not available in Eaglehawk Neck. Coverage for mobile phones, other than Telstra Next G, is not available in the area. |
| Arrival | 1500hrs |
| Arrival instructions | The keys to the house will be either left in the house or available in the key safe located on the verandah. A security number will be provided prior to arrival. |
| Departure | 1000hrs |
| Getting there | Travelling by car is the preferred option to get to The Treehouse. Public transport is not recommended. If travelling from Hobart, cross the Tasman Bridge and follow the signs to Sorell/Port Arthur. From the Hobart International Airport, turn right at the Tasman Highway roundabout towards Port Arthur. Cross the causeway to Midway Point, cross the second causeway to Sorell. If travelling from the East Coast, follow the signs at Sorell to Port Arthur. At Sorell take the A9 (Arthur Highway) to Port Arthur. Pass through Forcett, Copping, Dunalley and Murdunna. Approx. seven kilometres past Murdunna you will see tourism signs to the Tasman Sea Cliffs Coast lookout. Turn left into Pirates Bay Road and follow it, pass the lookout. Approximately one kilometre further on turn left into Osprey Road. Take the first track on the right (at the bottom on the road) and follow it for about 400 metres. The Treehouse is the second entrance on the right. |
| Parking | There is plenty of parking available on the property, however it is not under cover. |
| Things to do | Visit the iconic Port Arthur Historic Site and Coal Mines site. Swim in Lufra Cove or surf at Pirates Bay. The adventurous may walk out to the world famous Shipsterns Bluff and take on the giant waves. Visit the Tasman Devil Conservation Park, go diving to experience the weedy sea dragons and explore underwater caves and ship wrecks. Fish from the many wharfs or take a deep sea fishing charter or walk one or more of the 35 documented walks on the Peninsula. Visit the many galleries in the area to snap up a bargain, take an adventurous eco cruise along the Sea Cliffs coast; or just chill out and enjoy the environment. |