Browse property in Wilmot

Overview

Wilmot is a small rural village in the Kentish council area of Tasmania’s North West, centred 25 km south of Ulverstone and 28 km south‑west of Devonport. The 2021 Census recorded 287 residents living amid a landscape bordered by Lake Barrington to the east and the Wilmot River to the west, offering immediate access to fishing, water sports and the Lake Barrington International Rowing Course. Its proximity to Cradle Mountain‑Lake St Clair National Park, Leven Canyon and the artist town of Sheffield makes the community a convenient base for outdoor enthusiasts exploring the region’s waterfalls, trails and scenic drives.

Road C132 (Wilmot Road) runs north–south through the locality, linking to C133 (Back Road) and C135 (Buxtons/Lake Barrington Road) which together provide easy travel to nearby attractions and the lake shoreline. Local amenities include the Wilmot Historic Museum, the Memorial Hall with its Gustav and Kate Weindorfer mural, and a network of nature‑focused trails such as the Novelty Letterbox Trail and the Castra waterfall circuit. Housing reflects the village’s modest size, offering a variety of dwellings typical of a close‑knit rural community.

Region type mix: Regional 100%.