64 Irby Boulevard, Sisters Beach TAS 7321, Australia
The house is roughly 0.4 km from the town centre of Sisters Beach, which sits on a three‑kilometre stretch of white sand beach. This puts the shoreline within a short walk from the property.
Within a 2‑3 km radius you’ll find Razor Beach, Heathy Hills mountain, Lake Llewellyn, Rocky Cape National Park and the Banksia Grove forest. These sites offer coastal, mountain, lake and forest experiences all very close to home.
Sisters Beach is the only place in Tasmania where the giant Banksia serrata trees occur naturally. This distinctive flora adds a special botanical interest to the area.
The locality grew from the Irby family’s landholdings in the 1830s, who built the access road by hand. It was once a stop on the Postman’s Track linking Emu Bay and Stanley, and the area later saw slate mining and seasonal cattle grazing.
Yes, new home construction is currently restricted due to the surrounding Rocky Cape National Park, which limits further development in the immediate area.
As of the 2021 census, Sisters Beach had a population of 511 residents.
Rocky Cape National Park lies about 2 km from the house, providing easy access to protected natural landscapes and walking trails.
