Bowerbank Mill B&B

Bowerbank Mill Bed and Breakfast at Deloraine offers exceptional "Olde Worlde" Accommodation where the country air and old fashioned hospitality create a peaceful repose allowing guests to SLOW DOWN, RELAX and ENJOY. “It's a splendidly comfortable & private retreat”

Centrally and conveniently located just minutes from Deloraine, Northern Tasmania near pristine wilderness, beaches, caves, wildlife, fishing, bush walking, heritage buildings and villages, galleries, crafts, antiques, wineries, gourmet food, an easy drive to Cradle Mountain and just 30 Minutes from Launceston or Devonport.

Chimney Cottage

Sleeps 2. Kitchenette, dining area, lounge, upstairs bedroom, Queen size bed, bath/shower ensuite.

Exclusively yours—for those couples on a special, special time away.  The ground floor features exposed beams, natural blue stone walls, views over green pastures and fragrant gardens, piano, dining area and lounge couch in front of the blazing log fire in the awesome six storey chimney.  Upstairs features the quaint loft bedroom with an authentic Half-Tester bed and exclusive Laura Ashley wallpaper.

Meander Cottage

Sleeps 4. Kitchenette, sitting room with dining table, Queen size bed, 2 single beds (as these 2 single beds are antiques they are only suitable for those up to 168cm), bath/shower ensuite.

Enter through the French Doors and be entranced by the sitting room with winding staircase, exposed beams, lovely blue velvet Club chairs and gate-leg dining table.  From the Queen Half-Tester bed guests have views into the leafy garden through the arched window. Upstairs teddy bears repose sadly (they’re lonely & waiting for a cuddle) on the two cute single Austrian Sleigh Beds.

Convenient loft windows open to allow the rose fragrant breeze to circulate throughout.

The Miller‘s Suite

Sleeps 5 (2 x Queen Bed, 1 x rollaway bed). Tea/cooking facilities, two bedrooms, vestibule, Lounge/Dining and Shower/powder room.

Named to honour the pioneer widow, Mrs. Mary Ann Horne, the Suite is within the Mill on the first floor and makes a powerful statement of an earlier time—a time of mystery, intrique and refined grandeur.  Its alluring décor and furnishings take people’s breath away, some even utter a scream of delight on entering this ‘piece de resistance’.