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at our Inn "A building of Historic Heritage Significance." Tasmanian Heritage Council |
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Convict built in 1832 for John Dickinson, a free settler from Nottinghamshire England, the Ross Bakery Inn is a classic Georgian house built from Ross quarried sandstone. It has permanent listing on the Tasmanian Heritage Register and is classified by the National Trust of Australia.
Originally named the Sherwood Castle Inn (a clear link with Nottinghamshire) it served for many years as a coaching inn and horse change on the Hobart Road. It takes its present name, The Ross Bakery Inn, from Ross’s original bakery that has operated alongside the inn for over 100 years.
Today the Ross Bakery Inn continues the tradition, offering travellers comfortable accommodation for up to 9 guests in 4 first floor bedrooms, each with en suite facilities.
On cool evenings a log fire burns cheerfully in the downstairs guest lounge, where we serve complimentary tea and coffee with fresh bakery cakes.
or for the interactive tour of the guest lounge, please click here The panoramas takes about 1 minute to download and are worth the wait. We can also offer self-contained accommodation at Kirsty’s Cottage which is a pretty little 3 bedroom cottage just down the street from our Inn. The Ross Bakery Inn is a non-smoking house. |
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ROSS BAKERY INN CANCELLATION POLICY This explains our policy if you make an accommodation booking and later cancel your booking.
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