Explore the cellars under the main house, used to house the convicts during the construction of the nearby 'Red Bridge'. Discover the original stables, inspect the 170 year-old water well or take one of the many walks through this historic town.

Listed by the National Trust as ' the finest and most substantial hotel building of the late colonial period in Australia'. Foxhunters Return was designed by master stone mason Hugh Kean and built by convict labour in the 1830s. Relive the days of Tasmania's early settlers and experience the rich history Foxhunters Return has to offer. Foxhunters Return is in close proximity to golf, fly and saltwater fishing, antique centres, historic villages and walks, lakes and vineyards.