Welcome to Haven on High, your sanctuary away from home.
Nestled in the heart of Tasmania, our historic bluestone church and cozy brick cottage offer a one-of-a-kind retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. Designed to help you slow down and appreciate the Here and Now, we invite you to set aside your worries and linger around a warm fire, a compelling book, a nostalgic vinyl record, our bird and flower-filled garden, and maybe a board game or two.
Historic style, modern comfort.
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The heritage-listed Brickhill Memorial Church boasts a high cathedral ceiling, ornate stained glass windows, and full modern amenities.
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Our stylish mudbrick cottage serves up mid-century modern rustic charm. Get cozy by the fireplace, relax in the garden, or lounge in the loft.
Everything you need, and more.
The Church
Best for couples and small families
Accommodates 5 guests:
Mezzanine with 1 queen bed and 1 single bed
Vestibule with bunk beds
Full bathroom + powder room
Work station with monitors
Open plan combines dining, living, and work areas within one grand space - the sanctuary
The Cottage
Great for families, friends, and remote workers
Accommodates 6 guests:
Primary suite with 1 king bed
Large loft bedroom with 2 single beds
Small loft bedroom with 2 single beds
Full bathroom + powder room
Office with three work stations
Sunroom with dining space for 6
High speed internet
Linens and towels
Washer and dryer
Smart TV and sound bar
Off street parking
Fully stocked fireplace
Fully equipped kitchen
Nespresso machine
Board games, books, and records
The Church - rest and refuge amidst century-old stone and glass
The Cottage - relax and restore in the regenerative cottage and gardens
Guest Reviews
“I had such a positive experience only one time before out of 60 stays around the world. For anyone looking for something extraordinary, this property is really outstanding.”
— Couple from Germany
“The only thing better than the venue was the support offered by the hosts. They went above and beyond to make us feel comfortable and supported. We couldn’t think of a better venue to promote connection and creativity.”
— Tasmanian non-profit committee
“It was an amazing stay; we truly enjoyed the melding of modern and antique architecture that created an unforgettable experience.”