Tasma House Daylesford

HOUSE DETAILS
Tasma House and Gardens are great for groups, clubs, workshops, retreats, training sessions, gatherings, 40th/50th/60th-and-beyond birthday celebrations. Despite its proximity to Daylesford attractions, however, Tasma House and Gardens feel quiet and secluded.

The main house provides accommodation featuring five bedrooms, two separate lounges (one with a baby grand piano), both with large flat-screen LCD TVs with DVD players, three bathrooms - one with bath shower over, and two with walk-in shower, the craft/meeting area, and a large kitchen with dining area which is also suitable for running workshops or group activities. Hydronic heating operates in the main house. Tasma House has a commercial espresso machine in the kitchen, free wireless internet access, and laundry access.

Three separate garden bungalow rooms allow sleeping for up to eight guests. There are six single beds and one double bed in these garden bungalow rooms which are situated about five metres from Tasma House and surrounded by terraces, courtyards and the tea garden. Tasma House is for the exclusive use of the group in residence. Tasma House has 14 individual beds.

Bedroom 1 -- 1 x Double Bedroom 2 -- 1 x Double Bedroom 3 -- 1 x Double Bedroom 4 -- 1 x Double Bedroom 5 -- 1 x Double, 2 x Single Bedroom 6 -- 1 x Double, 2 x Single Bedroom 7 -- 2 x Single Bedroom 8 -- 2 x Single

Tasma House and Gardens are in a residential area, with all the comforts of a big, rambling, country house. As a mark of respect to our friends and neighbours who live in the area, functions and receptions are not allowed. The gardens are closed to social activity from 10 pm until 8 am.

Neighbourhood overview
Tasma House is located in central Daylesford but on the edge of town, where the town meets the natural environment. The houses are spread far apart, down a one-lane road. It is an old established area, with a mix of ancient miners cottages, and newer homes. It abuts the mineral springs reserve, and the Wombat Forrest, giving bushwalkers, and weekend visitors a chance to walk along the many paths close by the house. Tasma House was originally built in the 1800s as a miners cottage, and then turned into a guest house in the 1920s, re-imagined in the late nineties, and later opened as exclusive group accommodation around 2010. The neighbourhood is friendly and welcoming, with a small-town feel.

Getting around
Daylesford town centre is a tad over a Kilometre. Lake Daylesford is within walking distance, about 15 minutes. Jubilee lake is about 5 Kilometres away. The Amazing Mill Markets are 400 metres away. The Daylesford bus stop is about a Kilometre away. The Daylesford Coles Supermarket is about a Kilometre away. The Daylesford Sunday market is about 3 Kilometres away. Hepburn Springs is about 4 Kilometres away. Daylesford Visitor information is about a Kilometre away Daylesford Convent Gallery is about 1.5 Kilometres away Lavandula swiss Italian farm is about 10 Kilometres away. Trentham Falls is about 20 Kilometres away Radio Springs Hotel in Lyonville is about 15 Kilometres away.

Other things to note
There is a pond in the front garden that attracts wild ducks and other native birds and animals. There is an in-ground trampoline that guests are able to access during their stay. The gardens are closed to social activity from 10 pm until 8 am, as a mark of respect to our neighbours.