Browse property in Bridge Street

Bridge Street forms one limb of Ross’s historic “Four Corners” at the intersection of Church and Bridge Streets, lined with original sandstone buildings and a mix of Georgian‑style dwellings and later Victorian conversions such as the 1831 Man O’ Ross Hotel. The heritage‑listed streetscape is dominated by the 1836 Ross Bridge and the elm‑lined Church Street with its three churches.

The street provides the main road link across the Macquarie River, continuing the historic route between Launceston (78 km north) and Hobart (117 km south), and is close to amenities including the Tasmanian Wool Centre, the 1860 Ross Village Bakery and the post office with its cast‑iron verandah. Nearby natural features include the Blackman River and Isis River within a kilometre and the country estate of Mona Vale a short distance away.