Nestled in the heart of  Campbell town, Harble Down Cottage at 134 bridge street stands as a testament to the architectural  heritage of Tasmania's Midlands. Constructed in the early 1870's, this Georgian style cottage captivates with its whitewashed stone facade, central doorway, and symmetrical 12 pane windows that evoke a bygone era. The property's Historical significance is further underscored by its enduring presence amidst the towns evolving landscape.

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The interior of the cottage harmoniously blends historical charm with subtle modern enhancements, Two spacious front bedrooms, one featuring a substantial free standing wood heater, lead into a cozy sitting room that opens to the rear garden through a timber bi-fold doors. A sympathetically designed weatherboard extension houses an open-plan dining and kitchen area, alongside a recently renovated combined laundry and bathroom. Throughout the home, original timber finished and enclosed wood fireplaces preserve the cottage's rustic allure, offering a warm inviting atmosphere that resonates with its storied past.