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Cleburne - luxury bed and breakfast accommodation Hobart, TasmaniaAccommodation Cleburne is a new art hotel offering Bed and Breakfast accommodation in Heritage-listed sandstone farm buildings beside the River Derwent, just fifteen minutes from Hobart GPO and Salamanca Place. We offer five rooms – the Cottage, the Bakehouse, the Homestead, the Barn and the Stables. All rooms are eclectically furnished; bold, modern art and luxurious bedding contrast with raw 1820's stone and timber. Delicious breakfasts are served in the grand dining room or on the Homestead verandah. The authentic Barn, Cottage and Homestead cluster round a tree-sheltered courtyard on four acres of grounds where geese stroll and alpacas graze. Art We are serious about sharing our enthusiasm for modern Tasmanian and Australian art. Our modern art collection is on display in every room. Artists include Wayne Brooks, Helen Hopcroft, Marina Pribaz, John Lendis, Marisse Maas and Mandy Renard. Cleburne is five minutes from David Walsh’s emerging Museum of Old and New Art. MONA has been written about extensively in The Age and The Mercury. To read Juliana Engberg’s article about exciting new art venues in Hobart, recently published in The Monthly, go to: www.themonthly.com.au/tm/node/1336 Heritage Built in the 1820’s, Cleburne may be the earliest authentic Heritage accommodation in the Derwent Valley, and, indeed, in Tasmania. Our conversion, in cooperation with Heritage Tasmania, is a unique mix of new and old. To learn more about the architecture and history of Cleburne (originally Mount Direction Homestead) go to our Heritage page and read Warwick Oakman’s article. We acknowledge Tasmanian Aborigines as the traditional owners of the land on which these buildings stand and honour the Mumirimina people who were killed at the Risdon Cove massacre in May 1804. E: info@visitcleburne.com.au 1036 East Derwent Highway
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