What looks like a small white brick cabin in the middle of the jungle is actually a luxury seaside sanctuary with a stunning pool, lavish master suite, and cozy sun-filled family room.
The incredible house is a stone’s throw from the spectacular Spring Beach in the village of Orford on the east coast of Tasmania, 79 km north of Hobart.
Spread across the nine-acre property and surrounded by lush bushland are several pavilions including the main house, master bedroom cottage, and garage workshop, as well as a unique pool under overhead lights.
A winding path through the woods leads guests to the main house, which is hidden from view by gum trees and grass.
Across a rustic wood deck is the slash-glass entry-dining room where sunlight streams through the windowed vaulted ceiling.
Behind the gates of a quaint white-brick cabin in the middle of the jungle is a dreamy pavilion-style sanctuary that’s just a stone’s throw from the beach and boasts a one-of-a-kind pool.
Spread across the nine-acre property and surrounded by lush bushland are several pavilions including the main house, master bedroom cottage, and a garage workshop, as well as a unique pool under overhead lights.
A winding path through the woods leads guests to the main house, which is hidden from view by gum trees and grass, where there is a glass entry, sloping dining room with a rustic wooden terrace.
The incredible house is located just a short walk through the coastal bushland to the spectacular Spring Beach in Orford, on the east coast of Tasmania, 79 km north of Hobart.
The dining room connects the north pavilion which houses three bedrooms, a bathroom, powder rooms, laundry and storage with the open plan family room.
Beneath a dramatically high ceiling sits a simple yet elegant ocean-view kitchen, living room, and living room warmed by a freestanding fireplace and natural light cascading in through huge windows that stretch the length of the room. back wall.
A curved platform sits above the glass-enclosed dining room, while the 14-meter pool is surrounded by native forest and a chill-out terrace.
Pentagonal structures enclose the stretch pool giving it an architectural element while spherical pendants brighten the area.
Beneath a spectacularly high ceiling sits a simple yet elegant ocean-view kitchen, living room, and living room warmed by a freestanding fireplace and natural light that cascades in through huge windows that stretch the length of the room. back wall.
The dining room connects the north pavilion which houses three bedrooms, a bathroom, powder rooms, laundry and store with the open plan family room.
From the pool, a path leads to an adorable brick cottage containing a master bedroom with its own private terrace, as well as a mezzanine bathroom, study, dressing room and office.
The one-of-a-kind hideout is on the market for the first time in its 30-year history, having sold privately 25 years ago, with an asking price of $3 million.
From the pool, a path leads to an adorable brick cottage containing a master bedroom with its own private terrace, as well as a mezzanine bathroom, study, dressing room and office.
On the other side of the pool is another cabin with a garage and workshop on the lower level and a bedroom with bathroom on the upper level.
The one-of-a-kind hideout is on the market for the first time in its 30-year history, having sold privately 25 years ago, with an asking price of $3 million.
Estate agent Georgie Rayner of Harrison Agents Hobart said initial interest in the Orford oasis has been “surprising” and she has received messages from foreign, interstate and local buyers.
Estate agent Georgie Rayner of Harrison Agents Hobart said initial interest in the Orford oasis has been “surprising” and she has received messages from foreign, interstate and local buyers.
“A lot of the local interest comes from people who are already familiar with the area, knowing how beautiful it is and how unique this property really is. Those who have visited so far cannot believe that the property is 30 years old,’ he told FEMAIL.
Georgie said the sellers are selling after her family has ‘passionately’ enjoyed the stunning home for the past quarter century and now they want someone else to create their own memories there.
“A lot of the local interest comes from people who are already familiar with the area, knowing how beautiful it is and how unique this property really is. Those who have visited so far cannot believe that the property is 30 years old,” he told FEMAIL.
‘The original architect and property owner carefully selected all the products used to harmonize with the environment. Getting people to pass by unaware of its existence was the goal and it’s fair to say it’s been perfectly achieved.’
Georgie said the sellers are selling after her family has ‘passionately’ enjoyed the stunning home for the past quarter century and now they want someone else to create their own memories there.
