Farmstay Accommodation

Leaving you relaxed & energised.

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Welcome to Seaview Farm

Frank and Julia sitting on a large rock in the Seaview Farm garden, smiling at the camera.

Situated near the township of St Marys on the North East Coast of Tasmania, Seaview Farm is a 150-hectare property first settled in 1870.  Since 2002, our main endeavour has been transforming a somewhat run-down property - albeit one of exceptional natural potential - by adding workable infrastructure, upgrading buildings, improving the soil, and building fences.  All of this has been enhanced by the addition of two acres of landscaped gardens.

Frank has mainly concentrated on the farm.  His passion lies in nutrition farming, the importance of minerals, and a strong belief that we should always put back what we take out.  Through this approach, he has created a chemical-free environment for both the livestock and the blueberries.

Julia’s passion is the garden.  Slowly created over the years, the two-acre space is a mix of native and exotic plants.  One of the greatest joys has been seeing the return of a wide variety of native birds, drawn to the many flowering species that thrive here.

We look forward to your visit and hope that Seaview will be a memorable experience.

Frank & Julia

Seaview Farm Farmstay Accommodation surrounded by greenery and trees under a blue sky.

Farmstay Accommodation

Situated high on a plateau above he breathtaking views of Tasmania’s East Coast, Seaview Farm invites you to slow down. Breathe in clean air, drink pure mountain spring water and soak up the beauty of the surrounding countryside. You might even try a digital detox as the internet connection can sometimes be a bit dodgy.

Seaview offers not only a quiet, far from the madding crowd experience, but also all the comforts of a hot shower, a comfortable bed, an excellent well appointed kitchen, plus a warm fire for inclement weather.

Seaview Farm can be a destination in itself, central for exploration of wider attractions. Or simply be a place to relax, recharge and settle into the gentle rhythm of farm life.

Farmstay rooms $185 per night | All Seasons
BYO: Food except for Tea, Coffee, plus Herbs & Vegetables in-season are free for the picking
Check-in: 3pm - 8pm
Check-out: 10:30am - 11:30am

Farmstay Queen
Ensuite unit with queen bed.

Farmstay Double
Ensuite unit with double bed.

Farmstay Twin
Ensuite unit with twin bed.

To check availability and to book your accommodation please contact Julia
Mobile: 0417 382 876
Email: julia.seaview@bigpond.com
Or send a message via our contact form

“Thank you for your hospitality during our stay at Seaview. Fantastic views and a sense of a real working farm with delicious produce. Stay passionate and all the best.”
— Dustin and Florence / Sydney
“Wonderful restful time in the pleasantest of surroundings. Much food for thought imparted by our hosts. Thank you for the warm welcome, local stories, great views, cosy accommodation and walking advice. We really enjoyed our stay and visits to beautiful places nearby.”
— Robin and Peter / NSW
“Thank you so much for your wonderful hospitality – you truly have a very special place here and we are so grateful to you both for sharing it with us. Also for the wonderful conversation – we leave here refreshed and enlightened.”
— Paul and Sandra / Barossa Valley

Garden Gallery

Local Attractions

Seaview Farm is centrally located for exploring many of the East Coast’s attractions.

Locally there is a walk to the top of the South Sister – one of the two extinct volcanic cores that form the backdrop to Seaview Farm – offering spectacular views.

Some further afield are the Winnifred Curtis Reserve at Scamander, the stunning Bay of Fires to the north east, and to the south the iconic Freycinet National Park.

Inland you can find Evercreech Forest Reserve and the beautiful Mathinna Falls.

As well as the above, a scenic 1.5 hour drive takes you to Pyengana. Here you can visit the dairy where the cows wander in to milk themselves. A short trip further along this road are the magnificent St Columba falls reached via a ten minute walk through a lush mini rain forest.

Scenic view of rolling green hills, forest, coastline, and ocean under a partly cloudy blue sky

South Sister

Walk to the south Sister lookout with 360-degree views and a fantastic variety of flora and fauna. Wet and dry sclerophyll forest with pockets of temperate rainforest including sub-alpines around the summit (832m). Panoramic views of the east coast, north to Flinders Island, mountains to the west and south to the Fingal valley and Freycinet Peninsula. Read more about the walks on South Sister via the South Sister website.

A woman sitting on a moss-covered rock in a flowing river surrounded by dense green tropical forest.

Mathinna

Old gold mining township with its quaint miner’s cottages with the nearby Mathinna Falls and Evercreech Forest Reserve – home of the tallest white gums in the Southern Hemisphere.

A scenic landscape of green trees and shrubs with mountains in the background under a blue sky with scattered clouds.

Winifred Curtis Reserve

Here, you can take a walk on an easy, level track through 150 species of indigenous Tasmanian flora set in 80 hectares to the sounds of many native birds. There are several different walks and the visitor can choose to spend half an hour or two hours or more wandering through this peaceful place. The track leads the visitor alongside Henderson’s Lagoon with its beautiful backdrop of the North and South Sisters and St Patricks Head.

A vintage wooden piano with decorative carvings, topped with vintage oil lamps, teddy bears, and a sign for Michelin tire services. Surrounding it are framed pictures, glass trophy display cases, and various memorabilia.

Cranks and Tinkerers

Showcasing railway and mining memorabilia; also old cameras, kitchenalia, gramophones, ships, planes, vintage comics and much more. Local history, photographic display and books for sale. Please see the Cranks and Tinkerers Facebook page.

Two-story brick building with a red roof and green trim, labeled 'St. Mary's Hotel' with an outdoor balcony, sidewalk seating, and bikes in front.

St Mary’s

Slow paced relaxed township with friendly locals. Several coffee shops with great coffee, a bakery, takeaway Pizzas/Fish and Chips, Chinese food, the St Marys Hotel for an excellent, reasonably priced pub meal of enormous portions and the popular Purple Possum – health foods, gifts, bulk foods, and healthy tasty homemade meals.

A lush forest scene with a small stream running through moss-covered rocks, surrounded by dense green foliage and ferns, with sunlight filtering through the trees.

Evercreech Forest Reserve

A tranquil escape into nature, Evercreech Forest Reserve is home to the tallest white gum trees in the Southern Hemisphere.  This peaceful reserve features lush rainforest, crystal-clear creeks and walking tracks suited to all fitness levels.  Visitors can wander through ancient forest, enjoy a picnic beneath the towering eucalypts, and soak in the sounds of native birdlife.  It’s an easy day trip from St Marys and a must-see for nature lovers and photographers alike.

Located on the East Coast, Tasmania

Situated on the beautiful East Coast of Tasmania, Seaview Farm Accommodation’s rustic farm stay feel, magnificent views and tranquil garden setting will leave you feeling relaxed and recharged.

 

Seaview Farm
686 German Town Rd,
St Marys TAS 7215

Julia Weston
Mobile: 0417 382 876
Email: julia.seaview@bigpond.com

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