White Haven Cottage

Summary

Welcome to White Haven Cottage, where simplicity meets serenity. Nestled in a quiet area, with off and on street parking, this charming home offers a peaceful escape while still being just a stone's throw away from the city, galleries, restaurants and UTAS Stadium.

With 3 bedrooms, there's plenty of room for everyone to rest and recharge. Whether you're seeking a weekend getaway or a longer stay, White Haven Cottage offers the perfect blend of comfort and convenience.

Space

White Haven Cottage welcomes you with its modest yet inviting space, designed to provide a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life.

As you enter, you'll be greeted by a light and airy lounge room brimming with earthy tones that blend seamlessly with the natural surroundings. The space is filled with plenty of sunlight, creating a warm and welcoming ambiance.

Down the hall, you'll find three spacious bedrooms with queen beds, each thoughtfully furnished to ensure a restful night's sleep.

At the end of the hall, the dining room and kitchen feature a comfortable space for preparing delicious meals. Whether you're cooking up a hearty breakfast or enjoying a leisurely dinner, the kitchen provides everything you need to indulge your culinary delights.

You will find two well-appointed bathrooms, one housing a soothing spa bath, perfect for unwinding after a day of adventure.

A small but efficient laundry offers everything you will need to keep your clothes clean and fresh during your stay.

The backyard offers a private refuge where you can reconnect with nature and let childhood nostalgia wash over you.

Guest Access

Guests can access the property at any time via a lockbox.

The Neighborhood

Neighbouring the Launceston CBD, the suburb of Invermay is a lovely part of Launceston. Built on the mud flats, before the flood levy was built, Invermay was prone to flooding. Many homes still bear the scars of the floodwaters to this day in stained floorboards and plaster. A suburb traditionally known as an industrial suburb, Invermay now enjoys a new and funky lease on life. Although there is still some commerce peppered throughout the suburb, the gorgeous weatherboard cottages are now sought after and are lovingly being restored back to their former glory!

There are numerous eateries, bars and takeaways nearby, as well as a Kmart, a Coles supermarket, newsagency, chemist, bakery and liquor outlet! Nearby restaurants and eateries of note are Me Wah Chinese restaurant and Café Blue. The Seaport precinct is also within a short stroll showcasing some of Launceston’s most beloved restaurants, cafes and bars. For the kids, the Riverbend park is an absolute must see with architecturally designed play areas catering to all ages.

Invermay is not only home to the University of Tasmania, but also the UTAS AFL Stadium. The QVMAG Museum is located right next to the stadium. You will also find the Star theatre close by for a cosy, old style cinema experience with tasty treats, grazing options and wine on the menu.

The Launceston CBD only being a short stroll away, enabling you to access many delicious cafés and restaurants, an array of shops and boutiques, a vast range of cocktail bars and pubs and many amenities and recreational spaces. The City Park is not to be missed, surrounded by beautiful oak tree gardens, you will find unique and fun experiences to enjoy such as train rides, a playground for the children, a plant-filled conservatory, and cheeky snow monkeys.


Further afield is the Cataract Gorge. Here you will find a spectacular natural formation where you can enjoy long and short walks with breathtaking views, dive into the fresh basin waters, take a ride on one of the world's longest, single-span chairlifts and experience the natural fauna and flora that Tasmania has to offer, including our vibrant peacocks! An additional, unique way to experience this attraction is via the Tamar Cruise vessel, which cruises through the waters that carve between the rocky formations. Showcasing the best of Tasmania's wilderness, this attraction is a must-see.

Invermay is a spectacular base to explore launceston.

Getting Around

To get the most out of your stay, to be able to explore all that Launceston and its surrounds have to offer, a car is recommended. Additionally, there are many alternative options listed below:

METRO BUS SERVICE: Metro bus service provides transportation throughout Launceston and its surrounding suburbs each day. To access timetables, routes, and prices, please visit the Metro Tasmania Website.

FREE TIGER BUS: The bus travels around the city. There are bus stops located nearby outside Princes Square Park and the Launceston General Hospital. It is easy to spot – painted with the black and brown stripes of a Tasmanian Tiger! For timetables and routes, please see the Metro Tasmania Website (Free Tiger Bus).

INTERCITY BUS SERVICE: Tasmania has you covered with a variety of intercity bus services to make your city-to-city travels a breeze. If you're in the North West region, which includes Burnie, Wynyard, Devonport, and more take a peek at the 'MerseyLink' bus service website for their timetables. If you're heading to or from Launceston and the southern spots like Hobart, make sure to swing by the 'Kinetic' website. Please note that 'Kinetic' has you covered for some routes to and from Devonport as well.

ELECTRIC SCOOTERS: You will find purple electric scooters scattered around Launceston. To access these, please download the App ‘Beam’. Please wear the helmet provided and be safe!

BIKE RENTAL: Roll Cycles at 145 Wellington St, Launceston offer bike rentals with options to suit most riders. Whether you are taking a leisurely stroll around town or taking on our world-famous mountain bike trails, Roll Cycles have you covered.

UBER: Uber is a popular form of transport used by many locals and tourists. To use, simply download the ‘Uber’ app on your phone and book a ride to your destination.

TAXI: Local taxi service can be found on the internet.

AIRPORT SHUTTLE: The airport shuttle service can be found on the internet.

Getting around: Copy and paste to all BURNIE properties:

To get the most out of your stay and to be able to explore all that Burnie and its surrounds have to offer, a car is recommended. Additionally, there are many alternative options listed below:

METRO BUS SERVICE: Metro bus service provides transportation throughout Burnie and its surrounding suburbs each day. To access timetables, routes, and prices, please visit the Metro Tasmania Website.

INTERCITY BUS SERVICE: Tasmania has you covered with a variety of intercity bus services to make your city-to-city travels a breeze. If you're in the North West region, which includes Burnie, Wynyard, Devonport, and more take a peek at the 'MerseyLink' bus service website for their timetables. If you're heading to or from Launceston and the southern spots like Hobart, make sure to swing by the 'Kinetic' website. Please note that 'Kinetic' has you covered for some routes to and from Devonport as well.

ELECTRIC SCOOTERS: You will find purple electric scooters scattered around Burnie. To access these, please download the App ‘Beam’. Please wear the helmet provided and be safe!

UBER: Uber is a popular form of transport used by many locals and tourists. To use, simply download the ‘Uber’ app on your phone and book a ride to your destination.

TAXI: Local taxi service can be found on the internet.

Notes
There are exterior security cameras placed on the outside of the house. This video footage is not shared and is recorded for security purposes only.
For further details and house rules, please refer to our house policies.
There is on-street parking available which is free and has no time restrictions.
If you would like to bring your furry friends, an additional $100 pet cleaning fee applies for pet stays.