38 High Street, Bothwell TAS 7030, Australia
38 High Street is a standalone house. It is listed simply as a "House" in the property features.
The Castle Hotel is about 0.5 km from 38 High Street, making it a short walk away. The hotel is a heritage‑listed building dating back to 1829.
Several heritage sites are within 0.1–0.6 km of the property, including the Cottage and Butcher's Shop (0.1 km), Elizabeth House (0.4 km), Barwick Cottage (0.5 km), and the Former Post Office (0.5 km). These sites reflect Bothwell’s rich 19th‑century history.
The Australasian Golf Museum is located about 0.5 km away, offering insight into the town’s golfing heritage. Additionally, St Luke's Uniting Church and Cemetery (0.5 km) provide access to historic architecture and community history.
Bothwell is a small central Tasmanian town of about 500 residents, set in a broad valley on the River Clyde. It is known for its hunting, lake‑district scenery, loose grid layout, and well‑maintained historic architecture.
Yes, the area features a mix of Georgian, Queen Anne Revival and Victorian styles, with many buildings on the Tasmanian Heritage Register. Nearby examples include Wentworth House, a prominent two‑storey Georgian residence, and the sandstone St Luke's Uniting Church.
Bothwell’s countryside offers opportunities for hunting and lake‑side recreation, reflecting its reputation as a lake district. The proximity to the River Clyde and local golf heritage, highlighted by the nearby golf museum, also supports walking, fishing, and golf‑related activities.
