Rob & Nicky's unit is positioned in a rural setting beside the Tamar river. It has plenty of space and very airy though initially it smelt like it had been locked up for a while. Nicky gave us a very friendly greeting and a thorough run down of what to do around the area. There was ample breakfast goodies to choose from and cooking appliances. As a personal note the living room was quite sparse and had no personality to be stuck in on a miserable day outside. Fortunately it was extremely good weather for us to explore wineries in the area. Note there is no laundry. We did not realise that it was quite as far out of Launceston - 30 minutes, or Beauty Point - 20 minutes, which you need to keep in mind if you want to go out for dinner.
We stumbled across a great little restaurant/cafe called SueNaMi at Beauty Point late the evening we arrived and had a great meal and friendly service. They also have a good selection of alcoholic beverages if you are that way inclined. Also try Velo Wines restaurant for an exceptional culinary experience & of course outstanding wines.
A must do is Cataract George walk, also the Tamar River Cruse if you want a relaxing history lesson of the area. The Beaconsfield Mine & Heritage centre is also interesting and close by. Organise a guide for an informative tour.
Launceston and surrounding areas has much more interesting things to do than what you are led to believe. The two days we had is not long enough so give yourself some extra days to explore.