About

Overview & Vibe

A north-facing Hamptons-style house on five private acres at Bicheno, where the granite meets the Tasman Sea. Harveys Farm is a micro-wedding venue in the literal sense — it hosts “only a handful of weddings each year” and the whole property is yours for the weekend.

Setting & Style

Vaulted living space with an ocean view and a fireplace, a 12-seat dining table, four bedrooms and a turret with books and board games. Outside: native gardens, open lawns, a fire pit, outdoor dining, and direct walking access to the coastline over granite outcrops. Wallabies and wombats at dusk; humpbacks offshore in winter and spring.

Ideal For

Couples who want a whole-weekend elopement or micro wedding with everyone under one roof — and who would rather book a house than a function room.

The Need-to-Knows

Both are the venue’s own. Confirm which applies before counting on 20.
The house sleeps 12 across four bedrooms and three bathrooms, so above that your guests are staying in Bicheno.
Everything is quoted after an enquiry.
Catering is external and curated rather than supplied. The venue works “with trusted Tasmanian vendors — from private chefs and florists to photographers and stylists”, so the food is a private-chef arrangement, not a kitchen.
What the stay includes is published: exclusive use for the wedding weekend, a ceremony space with ocean views, long-table dining indoors or out, in-house planning support, and accommodation for the couple and closest guests.
Freycinet National Park — Wineglass Bay and the Hazards — is thirty minutes away.

Standout Feature

Five acres of coastline to yourselves for the weekend, with the ceremony on the grass above the granite.

Amenities

Five Private Acres
Exclusive Whole-Property Use
Ocean Views
Granite Coastline Access
Ceremony Space With Sea Views
Native Gardens And Open Lawns
Fire Pit
Outdoor Dining Areas
Vaulted Living Area With Fireplace
Twelve Seat Dining Table
Open Plan Kitchen With Butlers Pantry
Four Bedrooms
Three Bathrooms With Walk-In Showers
Upstairs Turret With Books And Games
In-House Planning Support
Trusted Tasmanian Vendor Network
Private Chefs Available
Native Wildlife On Site
Thirty Minutes From Freycinet National Park

Ceremony Setting

lawn
garden
outdoor
indoor
coastal
bushland

Dietary Options Supported

No details available.

Nearby Landmarks

Bicheno – The seaside village the farm sits beside
Freycinet National Park – Thirty minutes south
Wineglass Bay – In Freycinet, one of the walks the venue names
The Hazards – The granite peaks above Coles Bay
Bay of Fires – North along the coast
Tasman Sea – The farm's north-eastern edge opens onto it
Freycinet Marine Farm – Oyster farm the venue recommends

On Site Accommodation

The house – four bedrooms, three bathrooms, sleeping up to 12

Price Notes

Pricing is provided on enquiry — no package price, per-head figure, venue hire fee, minimum spend or deposit is published. Weddings start with an enquiry form, and accommodation is booked separately.
Property page: 'Elopements and small weddings (up to 20 people)'. Nothing reconciles them. Note also that an external search summary quoted 'an intimate wedding for 10 guests or a micro celebration of up to 20' - a third variant that does not appear on the venue's own pages at all and was not used.
What is included is published even though the price is not: 'Your stay includes: Exclusive use of the property for your wedding weekend / Ceremony space with sweeping ocean views across Tasmania's East Coast / Long-table dining under the stars or within our warm, light-filled interiors / In-house planning support to help you create a relaxed, meaningful celebration / Luxury accommodation for you and your closest guests.'
Catering is external, which is why dietary is null: 'We collaborate with trusted Tasmanian vendors - from private chefs and florists to photographers and stylists - ensuring your wedding is effortless and elegant from start to finish.' The venue supplies the house and the coordination; a private chef supplies the food. No dietary position is stated.
The house is the constraint as much as the guest list: '4 spacious bedrooms / 3 bathrooms with walk-in showers / Large open-plan kitchen with butler's pantry / Vaulted living area with ocean views and fireplace / 12-seat dining table / Comfortable lounge with generous sofas / Cosy upstairs turret with books, board games, and second TV.' Sleeping 12 against a wedding of up to 20 means some guests stay in Bicheno.
Scarcity is part of the offer, in the venue's own words: 'We host only a handful of weddings each year - an intentional choice that allows us to offer every couple our full attention.' Worth knowing before setting a date.
The setting is described in detail and the wildlife is part of it: 'Wildlife is part of everyday life at Harveys. Depending on the season, you may spot: Wallabies and wombats at dusk / Blue tongue lizards sunning themselves in summer / Echidnas roaming through the grass / Sea eagles soaring overhead / Humpback whales breaching offshore in winter and spring.'