Browse property in Ross

Overview

Nestled on the Macquarie River, Ross lies 78 km south of Launceston and 117 km north of Hobart, making it a natural waypoint on the historic road between the two cities. The village centre revolves around the iconic sandstone Ross Bridge (1836) and the “Four Corners” intersection of Church and Bridge Streets, where heritage‑listed Georgian, Victorian and sandstone homes sit alongside a former jail now converted to private residence. This mix of historic and modest housing offers a unique blend of character and affordability for families and retirees alike.

Residents enjoy a vibrant cultural scene anchored by the Tasmanian Wool Centre museum, the 1860 Ross Village Bakery (celebrated by anime fans), and the Man O’ Ross Hotel. Three elm‑lined churches, a neo‑classical Town Hall, a library, and a post office provide convenient services, while the surrounding rivers and Tooms Lake add outdoor recreation opportunities, fostering a relaxed, community‑focused lifestyle.