A historic home. Three distinctive guest stays already taking bookings. A separate rental residence, seasonal shearers' quarters, substantial working buildings and open land.

Belmont brings them together across approximately 5.8 hectares in Swansea, on Tasmania's East Coast. Somewhere to put down roots, welcome others and give an idea you've been carrying a little room to grow.

At its heart is an 1892 stone homestead, where high ceilings, fireplaces, timber detailing and generous rooms create a home with presence and warmth. Three bedrooms and two bathrooms accommodate everyday life, while deep verandahs, established gardens and a solar-heated pool draw you outdoors.

It's easy to picture Belmont becoming the place everyone comes back to. Long lunches around the table. Friends arriving for the weekend. Summer afternoons with no particular plans.

Around the homestead, each part of the estate adds something different:

• Belmont Wing: Attached to the homestead, with two bedrooms, its own entrance and a full kitchen. A welcoming base for guests who want their independence while staying close to the heart of Belmont.

• Bentmore Cottage: A separate one-bedroom guest cottage with a kitchenette and fireplace. Somewhere to slow down, settle in and enjoy a quieter escape.

• Gypsy Rose: A distinctive one-bedroom converted-truck stay with a kitchenette and a personality all its own. The kind of accommodation that becomes part of the story of a trip.

• The separate residence: A three-bedroom home, currently tenanted and positioned near the main paddock and shearers' quarters.

• The shearers' quarters: Five sleeping rooms, two bathrooms and shared kitchen and living spaces. According to the owners, visiting shearers use the building for around six months of the year, continuing Belmont's connection to working country life.

• The Papal Shed and working buildings: Substantial space for storage, projects and ideas worth investigating. Garages formerly used as horse stables add another link to the estate's history.

Furnishings and contents for the three guest stays are intended to remain, subject to an agreed sale inventory.

What would you make of Belmont?

Perhaps it's a private family estate, with room for generations to gather. Perhaps it's an East Coast home where welcoming guests becomes part of your everyday life.

Or perhaps the Papal Shed gets you thinking.

Could Belmont become a wedding destination, with ceremonies in the gardens against the homestead backdrop and receptions in the shed? Could a microbrewery and taproom give East Coast visitors another reason to stop?

These are future concepts to investigate, subject to council approval (STCA), building suitability, services and any necessary licences. Additional accommodation uses for the shearers' quarters would also require investigation and approvals.

For buyers considering the longer term, the owners have explored an indicative two-title configuration. It considers the homestead, guest accommodation and Papal Shed in one grouping, with the paddock, shearers' quarters and separate residence in another.

Belmont is offered as one complete estate. The two-title concept remains unapproved and subject to further investigation and all necessary approvals.

Beyond the gate, Swansea's coastline, vineyard lunches and days exploring Freycinet add to the appeal. But it's coming home to Belmont, and deciding what its next chapter could look like, that makes this opportunity personal.

Come and walk the estate. See which part speaks to you.

Enquire with Paul O'Loughlin for the Belmont Field Journal, estate map, current accommodation and tenancy information, or to arrange your private inspection.

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