74 Cecilia Street
St.Helens
Tasmania ..7216
Australia
Phone/ Fax (03)63761125

We realize that when people are travelling these days they require many extra services that are not easily found.

John and Jill Filby are very experienced travellers and know full well the extras that one requires while on holidays. John and Jill have endeavoured to expand the East Coast experience by developing a full service to clients who stay at the Headmasters House.

To begin with the old house has been totally restored and refurbished with beautiful antique furniture, one of the main features of the accommodation being a luxurious antique French bed and bedroom suit. Dine on a beautiful antique French dining table in front of a cosy fire of an evening. There are three double rooms, one with its own ensuite.
Centrally located in St.Helens, close to all shops and walking distance to the foreshore. The Filbys are happy to act as a personal guide for the area and will help to make sure that you have a complete Tasmanian experience by giving you directions to all the major tourist destinations such as St.Columba Falls. Day trips to Pyengana Cheese Factory. Also to the amazing Bay of Fires, Binalong Bay. There are many places to visit during your stay and the Headmasters House has been designed for you to gain maximum benefit from your holiday on the East Coast of Tasmania.
The day begins with a full breakfast which is supplied with the accommodation featuring "compote of fruit" being from the local harvest of berries grown in the area, locally produced bratworst sausages, cured ham and farmhouse eggs, served with croissants & local jams.

Although we do not cater for the evening meal, advice on where to eat is given out freely to our customers but many choose to purchase crayfish or from a bevy of local seafood giants, trevalla, stripy trumpeter, deep sea ling and facilities are available to cook up a seafood feast, helped along with John's local knowledge and seafood cooking skills.
It is planned to build a beautiful barbeque area in the near future to enable our clients to have an evening barbeque and rest on the back verandah sipping a bottle of the local wine and surrounded by the quiet tranquility of the Headmasters House.

Tourism Website for the Old Headmasters House