Meet your new neighbours — the Spring Farm Village line-up

The doors open Wednesday, 20 May. Here's who's setting up shop at Spring Farm Village.

From your weekly shop to your morning coffee, your scripts to your school-run dinner — the new shopping centre is filling up nicely.

Anchored by Coles

Coles Spring Farm Village is the supermarket's first new store in Tasmania since 2022, and the largest in the region. At 2,800 square metres, it brings 11 grocery aisles, a premium fresh produce department, an open-front bakery turning out fresh sourdough and patisserie daily, and a full-service deli with a fresh seafood counter.

There's also six Click & Collect bays for when you're in a hurry, a frozen dessert bar, and a mochi station — a few delicious surprises alongside the weekly basics.

A strong focus on local produce means plenty of Tasmanian favourites on the shelves: Ashgrove Cheese, Betta Milk, Cripps Bakery, Elly's Gourmet Confectionery, Hartz drinks, National Pies, Nichols Poultry, and Johnno's jams and sauces.

Behind the store is a team of more than 240 — including 200 new faces, 40 Coles transfers, and around 50 junior team members starting their first job. That makes Coles the largest employer at Spring Farm Village.

Dining for every kind of day

Six places to eat, each doing one thing properly:

• Happy Larry Deli — the cult Hobart deli is bringing its sell-out sandwiches, iced strawberry matchas, and viral Dubai Chocolate Croissants to Kingston, plus a rotating specials menu.

• Parthenon Souvlaki Bar — authentic Greek street food

• Smash Boy Burgers — smashed patties, loaded fries, milkshakes that mean it

• Sushi Sushi — fresh sushi made daily, exactly what the school run ordered

• Viva Italia Pizzeria — wood-fired pizza and proper pasta

• Hansel and Gretel Bakery for fresh bread, pastries, and a sweet treat for the road.

Health and wellness, all in one stop

• National Pharmacy for scripts, vitamins, and the everyday essentials

• Kingston Medical Centre — your local GP, walk-ins welcome

• St Lukes — Tasmania's not-for-profit health insurer, bringing face-to-face member support together with affordable dental care under one roof

Everyday services

• RACT — Tasmania's own, for roadside, insurance, and travel

• Jo's Fresh Meats — your local butcher

• Male Alchemy — a proper barber

• Loaded Laundry — self-service laundromat

• Addressia Trading — phone and device repairs

• Cignall — tobacconist and convenience essentials

Designed around how Kingston actually lives

Spring Farm Village sits opposite Bunnings on Channel Highway, with over 350 car parks including dedicated bays for mums and bubs, seniors, accessibility, EV charging, RVs, and taxi/Uber pickup. It's built to be the most technologically-advanced and sustainable shopping centre in Hobart — free Wi-Fi throughout, wireless charging stations, and a building designed for the long haul.

Doors open Wednesday 20 May.