Quamby Bluff Lake House is a unique retreat offering a serene escape with stunning views of Quamby Bluff and private lake access. Here’s what makes our place special and how we can help guests feel more welcome: Unique Features: Stunning Views: Enjoy breathtaking views of Quamby Bluff from the comfort of the house. Private Lake Access: Direct access to the lake for kayaking, and fishing. Cozy Fireplace: Perfect for relaxing evenings with a warm and inviting atmosphere. Outdoor BBQ Area: Ideal for family gatherings and enjoying meals outdoors. Hot Tub: Relax under the stars in our outdoor hot tub. Décor: Rustic Elegance: A blend of rustic charm and modern comfort with wooden accents and cozy furnishings. Local Artwork: Showcasing pieces from local artists to add a touch of Tasmanian culture. Comfortable Interiors: Plush seating, soft lighting, and inviting spaces to unwind. Amenities: Fully Equipped Kitchen: All the essentials for cooking. Recreational Equipment: Kayaks and hiking maps for exploring the area. Complimentary Welcome Basket: Featuring local wine, and snacks to greet guests upon arrival. High-Speed Wi-Fi: Stay connected with fast internet throughout the house. Luxury Linens and Toiletries: High-quality bedding and organic toiletries for a pampered stay. Special Touches: Guest Book: Invite guests to share their experiences and leave feedback. Local Recommendations: A guidebook with recommendations for nearby attractions, restaurants, and activities. These thoughtful touches and unique features ensure guests have a memorable and welcoming stay at Quamby Bluff Lake House.

Meet Lois Beckwith: Retiree, Nature Lover, Rotarian. A passionate advocate for disadvantaged youth. Distributes menstrual kits, mentors globally, and aids housing initiatives. Embracing life's challenges with a lively keeshond and two pigmy goats. Sharing the magic of Tasmania and spreading contagious happiness.

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