Hawley House has been the Houghton family's home for three generations. The house, her Stables and the Vineyard Pavilion are one with her peacock lawns, water gardens, the sandy beaches and the Narawntapu National Park beyond.  Hawley unashamedly embraces the patina created by her 130 year history, and the idiosyncrasies of being a family home.

Hawley House is the original homestead of the 150 hectare working estate which sustains a substantial vineyard and an extensive and comprehensive wildlife reserve.

Guests stay in a wide range of spacious and individually appointed rooms, all with en-suite bathrooms and breathtaking views, eclectic original artworks and furnishings.

Accommodation at Hawley is offered in the Main House, Stables and Vineyard Pavilion. The spacious rooms have been individually appointed with antique furnishings, oversized beds and original works of art. All rooms have ensuite bathrooms and are equipped with televisions, hairdryers, clock radios, tea and coffee and minibar.

 

THE MAIN HOUSE

Hawley House has five ensuite bedrooms. There are three spacious upstairs rooms with balconies and breathtaking views across gardens, pools, beaches, the bay and the Narwantapu National Park. Rooms are airy, original and unique, baths in bathrooms.

The two large period Victorian rooms downstairs have fireplaces and open onto a sandstone-paved courtyard. One has a kitchenette.

THE STABLES  & LOFTS

The Stables offer eight ensuite bedrooms, all of which have period furniture and original paintings. On the first floor, there are four Loft rooms with wooden vaulted ceilings and King size bed, with french doors opening onto a balcony with sea views.

Downstairs are four 'Stables' rooms, three with generous corner Spa baths. Each has a Queen size bed plus a single bed in a separate contained alcove. The fourth 'Stable' room is designed for wheelchair access.

THE VINEYARD PAVILION

This house is outstandingly set behind Hawley House in the vineyards. Fully self contained with four bedrooms and two bathrooms the house comfortably sleeps groups of up to ten people. An outdoor deck entertainment area features a BBQ & gazebo. Panoramic views across the farm, the vineyards, to the sea, to the National Park and inland to the Western Tiers are a feature of this property. Original artwork, period furniture including a giant four-poster bed add to the ambiance.

Hawley House , Hawley Beach is about 15 minutes by car from Devonport Airport, and 15 minutes from the Spirit of Tasmania terminal, approximately 1 hour from Launceston & 3 hours drive from Hobart.   
  
Head to the Port Sorell roundabout (14km from the Bass Highway (highway 1))

Turn towards Hawley Beach, 4km along the Hawley Beachfront from the roundabout

Hawley House is the first driveway past all of the waterfront houses.