KUMARA
BOUTIQUE ACCOMMODATION
ABOUT
Self-contained boutique accommodation in the heart of historic New Norfolk.
With a distinct character to each season, Kumara Boutique Accommodation provides a relaxing refuge in one of the fastest growing areas in Tasmania; New Norfolk. With beautiful views and everything you could possibly need, remember to:
RELAX... AND BREATHE.
Enjoy...
Breakfast
Breakfast provisions for the first morning provided
Free Wifi
Free Wi-Fi included
Off-street Parking
Secure parking with access to private entrance
Amenities
Complimentary toiletries provided
Beautiful Views
Spacious balcony with breakfast nook (and BBQ), with spectacular views west to Mt. Field and the Esplanade and to the Derwent River at the base of the property
Modern Facilities
Modern, well-equipped kitchen with Nespresso coffee machine. Euro laundry with combo washer dryer available
Library
Large entrance foyer containing small library — browse the array of fiction and non-fiction titles
Loan Items
Loan rain jackets, umbrellas, picnic rugs & baskets, blankets, dressing gowns
Lounge
Relax with puzzles, board games, DVDs & free-to-air TV
KUMARA IMAGE GALLERY
See the features that Kumara has to offer. (For mobile, click image to enlarge and activate descriptions, then swipe for more)!
THE STABLES AT KUMARA
The Stables at Kumara, located next door to Kumara Boutique Accommodation, is now available for bookings!
THINGS TO DO
Picnics
Just a short distance to many quaint picnic areas for families and couples.
Fishing
If it's fishing season, bring a rod, buy a licence and drop a line.
Hobart CBD & Mt. Field National Park
Experience the finest Tasmania has to offer with a short 40-minute drive to Hobart's waterfront or Mt. Field National Park.
Bike Trails
A little further will take you to the bike trails at Maydena.
A RICH HISTORY
Kumara’s rich and vibrant history is interwoven with Tasmania’s colonial life throughout the 1880s when it operated as the educational establishment “Clifton House” Commercial Academy. New Norfolk’s council clerk, William Cahill, used Kumara as his private residence from the early 1870s until his death in 1897. For the first two decades of the 1900s, it was home to Dr. Frank Allwork and his family, and then from the early 1950s until late 2019, Kumara operated as a medical practice with accommodation on the top level.
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