Oatlands Court House

The Oatlands Court House, built in 1829, is the oldest Supreme Court House in rural Australia and the oldest building in Oatlands. Originally constructed as a combined chapel and police office, it was later expanded to its current form. The building is remarkably well-preserved, offering visitors a glimpse into Tasmania's colonial past. It is part of the Oatlands Military Precinct, which includes other historic sites such as the Gaoler’s Residence and the Commissariat. Visitors can access these sites using the Oatlands Key system, which allows entry to these heritage buildings.