Work started on St Clair 5-star hotel
Tasmanian developer Simon Currant has begun refurbishing the 70-year old art deco hydro electric pumphouse on Lake St Clair.
Mr Currant said Tasmanian architects, Cumulus Studio, had been appointed to design the five-star hotel in a world heritage area and work on the $9 million project would start in two months. Pumphouse Point – an 18-year-old dream for Mr Currant – should be open to visitors early next year. The building sits on a 230m long pier on the deepest lake in Australia and will have 18 rooms built in modules and transported to the site.
Mr Currant developed Cradle Mountain Lodge, Strahan Village, Franklin Manor and Peppermint Bay in Tasmania.
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