The Roundhouses

Tasmania



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sustainable roundhouse accommodation with valley views
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The remote-controlled blinds can be opened from bed to catch the morning light without leaving the warmth of the covers.

The Roundhouses is self-contained eco accommodation at 215 Sandhill Rd, Cygnet, in Tasmania. The property consists of two round buildings on a small hobby farm, with views along the valley towards Cygnet. The design combines strawbale walls, local timber, lime render, under-slab insulation and double-glazed windows to create homes that stay cooler in summer and warmer in winter.

Each roundhouse is fully equipped for an independent stay, with a king-sized bed, wooden furniture and soft furnishings. Underfloor heating provides warmth on cooler mornings, while remote-controlled electric blinds allow guests to adjust the light from bed. A small log burner adds another source of warmth during winter evenings.

The Bear roundhouse accommodates couples, families or groups, with a separate bunkroom alongside its large bedroom. It also has a fully equipped kitchen, microwave, dishwasher and espresso machine. A private deck provides a place for outdoor dining, with a barbecue and roll-down weather blinds for added flexibility in changing conditions.

Sustainability is central to the accommodation rather than a minor addition. Natural and locally sourced materials feature throughout the buildings, while the property limits single-use plastics, recycles where possible and composts on site. Cleaning products are supplied through a low-waste system, linens are line dried, and firewood comes from the property's own bushland.

Practical provisions include fresh eggs from free-range organic chickens on the hobby farm, along with local milk and juice. Reused jam jars and other low-waste measures support the property's effort to reduce unnecessary packaging while retaining the comforts expected from a considered rural stay.

The Roundhouses suits couples seeking a quiet base, as well as families and small groups requiring more space. The combination of private outdoor areas, self-catering facilities, valley views and environmentally focused design gives the accommodation a relaxed rural character close to Cygnet.

Frequently Asked Questions

The accommodation suits couples, families and small groups, with the Bear roundhouse offering a separate bunkroom.
The Roundhouses offers small, fully equipped self-contained homes rather than a restaurant or traditional hotel rooms.
Reservations can be arranged through the venue's Book Now service, with availability confirmed during the booking process.
The property is at 215 Sandhill Rd, Cygnet, Tasmania 7112, on a small hobby farm.
Booking questions can be directed to the venue by phone on 0402 391 193 or by email at info@theroundhouses.com.
Dietary requirements can be discussed directly with the venue before a booking is finalised.
The Bear roundhouse includes a private deck with outdoor dining, a barbecue and roll-down weather blinds.
The Bear roundhouse is described as suitable for groups and includes a separate bunkroom in addition to the main bedroom.
Self-catering is supported by the fully equipped kitchen in the Bear roundhouse, including a microwave, dishwasher and espresso machine.

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