Mayakitana is a fabulous house in an elevated sun drenched position overlooking the golf course and distant forest. Set opposite the beach access track, you are a 5 minute walk to a safe swimming, surfing and fishing beach and a 5 minute walk to the golf course. The space This holiday house has 3 spacious bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The main bedroom opens out onto the deck and has a lovely view of trees and the golf course. The living area is quite large and open plan, with a wood fire (which can be used between May to the end of September only). Comfortably furnished throughout. The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you need to prepare meals in the comfort of this house. There are stunning local Tasmania timber features throughout this house, including beautiful Myrtle bench tops, window frames and hardwood floors. There is a large veranda with outdoor furniture and BBQ so you can sit relax and listen to the peaceful sounds surrounding this quite location. 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. Perfect for couples, families and friends to experience this amazing location of Coles Bay. This house is a short drive to the Freycinet Marine Farm and around a 7 minute drive into Coles Bay and the Freycinet National Park......home of Wineglass Bay. Guest access When booking this house, you are booking the whole house, it is not a shared space. 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 2017 / 00235