Privately nestled within 1.2 hectares (approximately 3 acres) of pristine natural bushland, this architect-designed new build offers a rare blend of contemporary luxury, sustainable design and coastal tranquillity. Thoughtfully created, the home showcases a directly north-facing solar passive design, capturing natural light and warmth year-round through floor-to-ceiling double-glazed doors and windows. A polished concrete floor acts as a thermal heat bank, enhancing comfort and energy efficiency.
Exquisite craftsmanship is evident throughout, with stunning custom joinery featuring hardwood ply, Blackbutt door/window frames and Ironbark cladding, complemented by a series of cleverly integrated and delightful hidden features. At the heart of the home is a chef’s kitchen equipped with quality European appliances and a dedicated wine cellar, ideal for entertaining or everyday indulgence.
Accommodation is equally impressive. The house is on two levels with three steps up to the main bedroom/ensuite area (giving separation and a sense of space - leading up to a large sliding glass door with views to the bush and sky beyond). The main bedroom is a peaceful retreat complete with a stylish ensuite and walk-in robe, while the second bedroom also enjoys its own ensuite and offers flexibility as an additional living area or home office. A large 6 x 5.5 metres versatile space lends itself to being a substantial workshop, studio or creative space.
Outdoor living is seamlessly connected, with a covered alfresco area featuring a BBQ zone and an inviting open fire—perfect for relaxed gatherings in all seasons. Completely private and surrounded by nature, the property is a haven for birdlife and wild flower enthusiasts.
Just a one-minute walk from the spectacular coastline looking out to Bruny Island and a short stroll to the white sands and popular swimming spots of Mickeys Beach and Randalls Bay, this location is truly special. The vibrant, bohemian village of Cygnet—with its cafes, shops and services—is only a short drive away. In the opposite direction lies Woodbridge, home to the much-loved Village Store Café and Peppermint Bay Restaurant, with the Bruny Island ferry terminal conveniently located at nearby Kettering.
This is an exceptional coastal lifestyle opportunity combining architectural excellence, privacy and a coveted Southern Tasmania setting.
Please note that the beach photos are of nearby Mickys, Randalls and Eggs & Bacon Beaches.
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