Once part of the historic Bull’s Head Hotel, The Barn is a beautifully restored 1820s sandstone hideaway tucked quietly behind one of Hobart’s most recognisable buildings. Private and secluded, it offers a rare sense of calm right in the heart of the CBD. Renovated in 2015 by award-winning local architects, the project received national architectural and heritage recognition for its sensitive approach and craftsmanship. Original sandstone walls, exposed timber beams and heritage details have been skilfully retained and balanced with refined contemporary finishes. Polished Tasmanian Oak floorboards run throughout, adding warmth and a clean, modern edge to the space. Guests enjoy exclusive use of the entire two-storey residence, including a private rear courtyard and dedicated off-street parking — a standout feature for an inner-city stay. Double-glazed windows keep the space quiet year-round, with a fireplace, electric heating and cooling allowing you to stay comfortable in every season. The Barn is fully functional for a comfortable stay. Downstairs features a stylish, well-equipped kitchen with dining and living areas. Stairs lead to the mezzanine level where you’ll find a the restored queen-sized bedroom complete with exposed rafters and a dedicated study area for those working away from home. Step outside and you’re moments from Hobart’s best cafés, bakeries, restaurants and bars, with Salamanca Place and the waterfront also within easy walking distance. The Barn is full of character and old-world charm, offering a true slice of Tasmania’s rich history. Perfect for couples or solo travellers, it’s a refined inner-city retreat with everything close at hand. Guests are invited to enjoy exclusive use of all internal spaces within The Barn, along with the private courtyard and dedicated parking space, offering a secluded and effortless stay in the heart of the city.

Set just on the edge of Hobart’s CBD, this location offers the best of city living with a relaxed local vibe. You’re an easy walk to the heart of town, the waterfront, and North Hobart’s dining strip, with cafés and daily favourites right around the corner. Pop into Pigeon Hole for seasonal brunch and great coffee, Westside Laundry for bagels and specialty brews, or Sunbear Coffee and Imago Cafe & Bakery nearby for artisan pastries and espresso. Salamanca Place and Battery Point are just a short stroll away, offering markets, galleries, restaurants, bars, and scenic waterfront walks. It’s a well-connected neighbourhood that makes exploring Hobart simple.