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Overview

Tullah sits on the western shore of Lake Rosebery, a tranquil fishing spot framed by the West Coast Range. The town is split into an older northern area, originally the 1900 mining settlement of Mount Farrell, and a newer, purpose‑planned southern neighbourhood created during the 1970‑1990s hydro‑electric scheme. Residents enjoy easy boat access from Farrell Street, abundant wildlife such as wombats, wallabies and occasional Tasmanian devils, and a relaxed lakeside lifestyle.

Local conveniences include a café, post office, the Tullah Tavern, a teddy‑bear shop, a wood‑working studio, a football oval and an online access centre, while the Lakeside Lodge provides both accommodation and the town’s mobile‑phone tower. Road links via the Murchison Highway, a nearby airport (0.8 km), and the heritage Wee Georgie Wood Railway give solid transport options, and the mix of historic homes in the north with newer hydro‑era housing in the south offers varied living choices.