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Convict built & listed
by the National Trust as 'the finest & most substantial hotel building of the late colonial period in Australia'. Foxhunters Return was designed by Irish master stone mason Hugh Kean. |
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Unique Bed and Breakfast Accommodation
Located in Campbell Town Tasmania, on the banks of the Elizabeth River, Foxhunters
Return was established as a coaching inn to cater for the ever-increasing trade plying the
then Midlands Highway, (now known as the Heritage Highway). Providing four and a half star heritage accommodation
of the finest quality for business or pleasure, our beautifully appointed rooms, have individual
heating with ensuite facilities.
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Rooms
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In recent years Foxhunters Return has enjoyed a complete restoration lovingly maintaining the
original 1830's buildings including the stables. The four and a half star accommodation provides
warm, comfortable lodgings for the most discerning traveller.
The Pearson-Smiths purchased the property in January 2005. Sheila and Ken are continuing the fine
tradition of a boutique heritage bed and breakfast establishment that the Foxhunters Return already
enjoys.
Enjoy a Devonshire Tea served in the heritage dining room or courtyard area of this unique period
property. The original courtyard is also perfect for enjoying some fine Tasmanian wines or
relax with a glass or two before the open fire in our guest sitting room.
Excellent conference facilities are offered, specialising in small comfortable fully equipped
meeting rooms for a more personal style of meeting venue, with full catering available.
Foxhunters Return was originally established as a coaching inn, located halfway between Hobart and
Launceston. The beautiful colonial building is now unique heritage bed and breakfast accommodation
adjacent to the Red Bridge in Campbell Town, Tasmania.
Listed by the National Trust as 'the finest and most substantial hotel building of the late
colonial period in Australia'.
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