We stayed for two nights late March 2021. Check-in and check-out was easy and our hosts were friendly and welcoming. We really enjoyed checking out the garden and the kitchen window has a nice country outlook to the hills. Our hosts provided fresh fruit, yoghurt, butter, cereals, milk, two slices of bread, lots of different coffees and teas and a lovely surprise of chocolates... these were nice touches and there were also some basic supplies left by previous guests in the pantry. We loved the old laminex table and chairs in the kitchen and the comfortable lounge suite recliners... oh and the heat pump is extremely good and warms up wintry evenings in no time. The TV is large, netflix is available and there looked to be any amount of DVDs and books for guests to use.
We were two adults sleeping separately. One in the queen bed, the other on the pull-out lounge, which did not lay flat and was very uncomfortable - to be honest, we went out and bought a mattress-topper. Less ( un-required by guests) furniture (buffet, spare table & chairs, drinks trolley) replaced by a proper bed would make a huge difference for adults needing to sleep separately. Having said that, I also get that Greg and Sandra are collectors and need somewhere to house their treasures.
We had a pleasant stay and love that 'A Little Bit of Yesteryear' appears to be pet-friendly. We noticed that there's even a dog bed provided! People travelling with pets will love this. By car the flat is only about 15 minutes from Launceston CBD and has very easy access to the highway out to Devonport and Burnie, likewise not far to the highway if you're travelling to Hobart in the south. Youngtown is reasonably close to the airport - just 7k by car. For visitors without a car. The flat is a 10-minute walk to public transport and 15-minute walk to the well-stocked local IGA grocery store. Overall, a good stay in a unique space and a very handy location. Thank you Sandra and Greg.