3 Harold Street, Strahan — a restored 1900's heritage building in the heart of West Coast Tasmania's tourism capital. The Gordon River, the harbour, and the best of Strahan on your doorstep.
Strahan is the epicentre of West Coast Tasmania tourism — and Florence Olivia is at the centre of Strahan. At 3 Harold Street, the Gordon River cruise terminal is 100 metres from your front door. The harbour foreshore is 50 metres. Dinner, the pub, the visitor centre, the supermarket — all within a two-minute walk.
The building itself dates from the early 1900's. The pressed tin ceiling, the ornate verandah railings, the stepped parapet — all original. We restored it, added proper beds and a kitchen that works, and left the rest alone.
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Original iron bed frame, warm lamp light, and a pressed tin ceiling overhead. The room is quiet in the way old buildings are quiet — thick walls, nothing competing for your attention.
A deep velvet Chesterfield, original local artwork, framed historical photographs of Strahan, and a pressed tin ceiling overhead. The kind of room that makes you cancel plans to stay in it.
Original cabinetry, a full complement of cooking equipment, and a dining table for four. The kitchen is set up for people who actually cook — not just for the look of it.
Exposed brick, a timber barn door, deep charcoal towels, and glass-block windows that let light in without giving anything away. Every detail considered.
The bush is flowering. Henty Dunes and coastal walks at their best. Fewer crowds, lower rates.
Long light until 9pm. The harbour at its calmest. Book ahead — 3 night minimum applies.
The crowds are gone. The light turns amber through the rainforest canopy. Ideal for the Gordon River.
Storms off the Southern Ocean. Fires, whisky, and rain on the windows. The west coast at its most itself.
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