Highfield Historic Site
Highfield Historic Site offers a historically accurate vision of a gentleman’s home and farm of the 1830s. It sits on a hillside overlooking the lands the manager would…

Abbey’s Green House’ is located in the centre of Stanley, walking distance to restaurants, cafes, shops and galleries.
The house features views over the sea, the hills and up to Highfield House and The Nut. The beach is at the end of the street, take a stroll after dinner to see penguins arriving on the beach from the penguin viewing platform.
Featuring a sunny verandah to take in the view, and a large, light kitchen/dining/lounge the property is ideal if you would like to self-cater, make up a cheese platter from the providore which is just around the corner or make your own breakfast.
3 bedrooms; king bed with ensuite, two x king single beds and 1 x queen bed. Main bathroom has large spa bath and walk in shower.
Great for a larger group or couples travelling, with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, ‘The Green House’ has everything you could want with free Wi-Fi and free off-street parking.
Indicative rates
$220 per night
Advertised prices are for 2 people, there is an additional charge for extra people per person per night
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Where to find us
26 Church Street Stanley, Tasmania Australia 7331
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