Geeveston Accommodation

Cambridge House was built by John Geeves an Englishman from Cambridgeshire. He was a member of the Geeves family that founded Geeveston and owned a saw mill opposite the house, where the beautiful wood he used to build the house was milled. The house has had a chequered history, on one occasion in the 1920

Historic Cambridge House sits proudly on the banks of the Kermandie River at Geeveston, Tasmania's "Forest Town". Local timbers are featured throughout the house, built in 1870 for sawmiller and pioneer John Geeves. Many original features have been retained & the house has been tastefully restored with comfort in mind. Enjoy the verandahs & gardens, guests lounge & sunny dining room for the full country breakfasts. And yes! We really do have platypus at the bottom of the garden!

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