Browse property in Tullah

Overview

Tullah sits on the western shore of Lake Rosebery, about 111 km south of Burnie, and is loosely divided into an older northern area that grew from the 1900 Mount Farrell mining settlement and a newer, planned southern section created during the 1970s‑1990s hydro‑electric works. This split gives the town a mixed housing stock, with heritage homes in the north and more recent government‑built residences to the south. Road access is complemented by a small airstrip at Tullah Airport (≈0.8 km away) and the preserved 610 mm gauge Wee Georgie Wood Railway that runs close to the Murchison Highway, while a boat ramp off Farrell Street provides direct lake entry.

Local amenities support a relaxed, outdoor‑focused lifestyle: a café, post office (service desk only), the Tullah Tavern, a Lakeside Lodge for visitors, a teddy‑bear shop, a woodwork workshop, a football oval and an online access centre. The lakefront setting makes fishing and small‑boat launching easy, and the surrounding bush is home to wombats, wallabies, possums and occasional tiger quolls, offering residents and guests ample wildlife encounters.

Region type mix: Remote 90%, Metro 10%.