Browse property in Tullah

Overview

Tullah sits on the shore of Lake Rosebery in the northern West Coast Range, about 111 km south of Burnie. The town is split into an older‑style northern suburb that grew from the 1900 mining settlement of Mount Farrell and a newer, purpose‑planned southern suburb created during the 1970‑1990s hydro‑electric scheme. Residents enjoy a relaxed lakeside lifestyle with ample fishing, small‑boat launch facilities and frequent sightings of wombats, wallabies and the occasional tiger‑quoll.

Local conveniences include a café, a post office (reception, bill payment and banking only), the Tullah Tavern, the Tullah Lakeside Lodge, a teddy‑bear shop, a woodwork workshop, a football oval and an online access centre. The short Wee Georgie Wood tourist railway runs along the lake edge, and the nearby Murchison Highway and Tullah Airport (0.8 km) provide road and air links to surrounding towns such as Rosebery, Zeehan and Queenstown.