The Corinda Collection

This room is 24sq m, with an ensuite bathroom and a king-size bed topped with an interior-sprung mattress. The walls display photographs of Basil, who was a keen cyclist in the late 19-century. There’s a smart TV with Netflix, and bath products by Melle Beauty.

This 36sq m room has a king-size bed with an interior-sprung mattress. Tasmanian antiques include a cedar Gothic wardrobe and bedside tables made from native mahogany and ancient Huon pine. Original artwork lines the walls, and there’s an ensuite bathroom with a walk-in rainfall shower.

This 44sq m room faces the magnificent Corinda garden – you can almost touch the 100-year-old magnolia tree from the window. The queen-size bed has an interior-sprung mattress, while in the bathroom there’s a vintage walk-in shower.

This 36sq m ground floor room has large bay windows overlooking the courtyard, with direct views of Mount Wellington. Inside, a sense of grandeur is summoned through elegant design and hand-pick period furniture; there's a beautiful Sheraton revival wardrobe and matching dressing table, ornate mirrors, a marble fireplace, generous antique writing desk and a classic armchair for long, literary afternoons. In the bedroom, a king-size bed is topped with a sprung mattress handmade by local specialists and dressed in the finest Egyptian cotton. The spacious bathroom is accessed via a concealed 'jib' door and features a large marble jacuzzi that doubles as a shower. You'll also find bathrobes, an ironing board, minibar and tea- and coffee-making facilities.

Pit-sawn floorboards and chunky oak beams frame antique-laden interiors in this cosy cottage set in Corinda’s beautiful gardens. It has a queen-size bed, shower, and a fully kitted out kitchen.

This 65sq m room boasts an ironwork balcony overlooking the period garden, Mount Wellington, and Hobart harbour. The antique furniture is made from native oak and cedar, and there are rare framed lithographs on the walls. The king-size bed can be split into twins on request, and there’s a walk-in shower in the ensuite bathroom.

This room is flooded with light and filled with antiques, including a French wardrobe from 1890, a walnut chair, and hand-sewn Victorian needlework. In the bathroom there’s a marble washstand and ceramic sink sourced from Henry Hunter’s mansion in Hobart, along with a curtained cast-iron bathtub thought to be original to the house.

The Servants’ Quarters are actually older than the main house, dating from the era when the site was a convict-run vegetable garden. Bluestone walls and wooden floorboards retain its historic character, and there’s a supersized vintage tub and rainfall shower in the bathroom. The 154sq m space includes a kitchenette and a working fireplace, plus a queen-sized bed in the bedroom and a double sofa bed in the lounge.

This charming cottage was built as a stables and coach house in the 18th century. It still has the original slate roof and rustic, pressed-metal ceilings, and it’s decorated with antique equine artifacts. It has a queen-sized bed under the pitched roof, a wood-burning stove and a kitchenette with laundry facilities.

Alfred Crisp lived in luxury, and this room matches his standards. It’s 94sq m, with a broad bay window providing spectacular views of Hobart’s busy waterfront. Antique furniture includes a cedar wardrobe from the 1860s, a Gothic bedside table, and an old-school wooden toilet. You get the modern smart TV too, of course.

This spacious 94sq m suite has splendid views from its large bay window, overlooking the garden and snow top peaks of Mount Wellington. The suite is jewelled with hand-picked antiques and unique furniture like a beautiful Sheraton Revival wardrobe and matching dresser, a generous antique table and a comfortable armchair idea for reading sessions with a view. In the bedroom, there's a king-size bed with a handmade mattress by bedding specialists A H Beard, dressed in Egyptian cotton. The ensuite bathroom - entered via a concealed 'jib' door - has a large jacuzzi and shower. Plus, there's free Wifi, a Smart TV with streaming and access to the Drawing Room's honesty bar.