Long Point Break Beachfront cabin

The location can't be beaten!! It is remote, rural, secluded and beachfront. Absolute beachfront in this 2 BR cabin, secluded, peaceful and the view and beach will take your breath away. Fully self-contained.. Immediate frontage to Seymour Beach, a hidden gem on the East Coast. Come and explore one of the best bits of Tasmania. It's all about the beach, watch the waves, get amongst them or get serenaded by them at night. unwind....relax.....revitalise....refresh....... The space You will not be disappointed by the view. The cabin looks out across the ocean/bay towards the Douglas Apsley mountain ranges in the background, so its a unique vista in Seymour. You don't even need to leave the deck to enjoy the beach. Tiny homes are the way to go, so this space is best suited to couples, but can accommodate people in 2 bedrooms. It has everything you need for a short stay or longer. A large open plan living space with a fully-equipped kitchen. A massive outdoor deck with BBQ and furniture to enjoy wave watching at its best. We advocate being a “switched-off" location, so come and be distracted by nature. We are remote so phone and WIFI reception can be patchy. Guest access Full access to the cabin. Private rental, no other guests on the property The beach is at your doorstep. Access is down a short (steep) track through the dunes. Other things to note We don't have a specific check in time. The keys are left out so guests can check in any time after 3.00pm. Check out time is 11.00am and late checkouts must be requested. This is a tiny house, so the bedrooms are small to allow for more space in the living area. Seymour is remote, so it is on the beach in the bush….so no big city amenities. This is all about the Shack experience… So please make sure you know we are on tank water, no NBN and sometimes wild weather at the end of a gravel road with no shops or restaurants in sight. Can’t get much more Tasmanian than that! Registration Details Exempt: This listing falls under the 'home sharing' exemption