Freycinet Stone Studio 4 - Granite

Freycinet Stone Studio 4 - Granite ~ all about the views and the location! Spoil yourself and indulge in the convenience of Freycinet Stone Studio. This newly built semidetached studio has been constructed to the highest standards. The space A one minute walk from a popular café, shop and ice creamery. Designed for a couple or lone traveller it has just one queen bed. This studio has been fully furnished with hand-built Tasmanian oak fittings. Quality finish throughout and underfloor heating in every area. Beautiful coloured external stone walls highlight this magnificent unit. Separate parking bay, close to local services and Richardson's Beach. Only a few minutes' drive to Freycinet National Park and Wineglass Bay walk. Whether relaxing in bed, relaxing on the lounge or enjoying a glass of wine on the front veranda, the changing colours of the Hazards mountains are your backdrop. This studio has everything you need to have a memorable holiday in this pristine location. A wood fire heater will keep you warm during winter (the fireplace can be used from May to September only). Escape the hustle and bustle of daily life at this charming holiday house, where we invite you to unwind without the distraction of Wi-Fi. While we understand the significance of this modern amenity, Wi-Fi it is not available at this property. Embrace the opportunity to fully connect with your surroundings, explore the beauty of the region, and immerse yourself in the vibrant offerings of the local community. Discover a truly rejuvenating experience at this retreat, where the focus is on relaxation and enjoying the present moment. Relax and enjoy! Guest access When booking this cottage you are booking the whole cottage. It is not a shared space, however it is joined to another cottage. It is private with a completely separate entrance. Other things to note Coles Bay is a 2.5-hour drive from Hobart & 2.5 hour's drive from Launceston (if you drive down the Midland Hwy and across from Campbell town) Please be careful driving at night; as soon as the sun starts going down, the native wildlife starts to come out. It is advisable to try to be at your next destination before dark, wherever you are driving in Tasmania. Registration Details DA 2018/00259