Sanda House is built from local field stone and sandstone and is part of Tasmania’s history.
Four bedrooms have been set aside for colonial accommodation, with all the comforts and, in the morning, a hearty continental breakfast.

After breakfast you can take a stroll via the forest walk which follows the creek down to the beach. Take your binoculars and meet the native birds!

The Rose Bedroom is the old kitchen, which has been dated from 1825, and one can almost feel the presence of all the people who have lived and worked in that room over all that time. An extra adult can be accommodated in this room.

Facts about Orford’s Sanda House
* Stone construction, probably convict built.
* Relaxing grounds with bulbs, roses, natives and orchard
* Hearty Colonial breakfasts with our jams, home-baked bread and good coffee.
* Rooms have digital TV, electric blankets, heating. Modern bathroom facilities
* There are four bedrooms… 3 Queen size and 1 twin
* Furnished with owner’s collection of antiques

Things to See & Do
Admire the sea views, walk to beach, try your hand at bird watching, pick fruit (in season) in the organic orchard, read or play cards, board games and puzzles in the sitting room.
Visit the Darlington Winery or visit Maria Island. Check Maria Island website -Ferry a 10min drive away. Meet the friendly Labrador “Chester”.

In nearby Buckland, you will find Redbanks which has trout and fly fishing for both beginners and the serious fisherperson (equipment provided). Redbanks has many large ponds which hold trout, salmon and platypus. In season, pheasant shoots are organised and clay shooting is available. Once again, plan ahead for bookings.

Walkers can choose between short and long bush walks in the area and on Maria Island.

Check-In: 2:00:PM   |   Check-Out: 10:00:AM