The Priory Country Lodge is a gorgeous house set in the rural and historic landscape that was favoured by John Glover, long considered the father of Australian landscape painting. Built in 1847, The Tudor-style house has lasted the test of time with little restoration work due to the initial care taken by the original land owner, Rev. Robert Wilson.

The Priory is a double storied sandstone mansion large enough to provide privacy for five couples. The exquisite garden and grounds provide stunning outlooks of the surrounding landscape, ensuring your imagination can run wild.

Decorated with fine artworks and furnished with antiques, The Priory appeals to those who want the very best in life, surrounded by great service in an atmosphere of serenity, luxury and tranquility.

Ideal for small events, The Priory is the ultimate setting for Range Rover drive day outings or a lunch in the Barbeque Pavilion overlooking the central plateau of Bothwell. Certain to be Tasmania’s premier fishing and hunting lodge, there are plenty of activities to choose from.