From the panel out the front"
"The building here now was built around 1900 by the Trenham family and was called Trentham Cottage. It is a typical house of the Carnovon period [after Port Arthur penal settlement closed down]. The house and garden have been restored to show how they might have looked in 1915."
Looking from the front door.
The short hall was two bedrooms opening off it, and a living room at the end. Unfortunately all these rooms are shown behind glass so they don't photograph well when you're in a hurry.
This is the living room at the end of the hall.
The kitchen is at the back of the house.
A bathroom at the far end.
The two doors are climate control, modern doors. One opens from the living room, the other from the kitchen which is in the "lean-to" at the back.
The small roofed part to the right of the chimney is the cupboards built into the wall of the kitchen, between chimney and sink.