2 Aulichs Lane

2 Aulichs Lane is situated in the small township of St Marys in northeastern Tasmania, about 10 kilometres from the east coast. The town lies at the junction of the Tasman Highway and the Esk Highway.

Within 0.1 km you’ll find heritage‑listed buildings such as the bakery at 52 Main St and a historic house at 50 Main St. The St Marys Hotel, a landmark built in 1916, is only 0.2 km away.

The Valley Trading Co. on Main St is about 0.3 km away, while the St Marys Cheese Factory and the former railway station are each roughly 0.8 km from the property. These provide convenient access to shopping and local produce.

Visitors can enjoy trails to the summit of St Patricks Head or the nearby South Sister Peak, both offering forest and coastal views. The area also provides access to waterfalls, Lake Leake for fishing, and bushwalking in Douglas Apsley National Park.

As of the 2021 census, St Marys had a population of 738 residents. Amenities include a craft gallery, bakery, accommodation, shops, supermarkets, and the historic St Marys Hotel.

The region features ancient volcanic activity, with alkali‑olivine basalt eruptions dating back roughly 233 ± 5 million years, and tuff layers from later calc‑alkaline volcanoes. An ashfall tuff in the Denison Rivulet area is dated to about 214 ± 1 million years ago.

A railway arrived in 1886, enhancing the town’s role as a service centre, though the line is now closed while the historic station building remains. The Elephant Pass route, completed in 1888, also facilitated mountain crossing to the east coast.