221 Tarleton St, Devonport, Tasmania 7310, Australia
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What travelers say:
From the moment the car drove to the gate, the feeling of wonder did not stop, through the exquisite garden, introduced by the owner there are cherries, lemons, apples, peaches, grapefruits, etc., but because the season can eat only small oranges and grapefruits, As I said, I picked a few small oranges from the tree and put them in my bag. I heard that I would use the kitchen to cook at night, and she immediately took me to her garden to pick garlic seedlings, some green onions and vegetables, and some unknown spices, which I didn't know how to use, and didn't want. After asking, I realized that the hostess's job was a gardener. Although I have seen a lot of old houses these days, the interior decoration of this 150-year-old villa still surprised me. The interior decoration is only available for seven or eight fireplaces, and one of them was bought by the owner from a train station that was to be demolished. The owner loves animals and old things, so there are a lot of antiques and specimens in the room, and the bearskins in Figure 6 cost a lot of money to buy from Canada. This house is only $120 a night, and if you come to Devonport town, don't miss it.