This place is special. Know what you are getting into - off the grid, solar power, minimal opportunities for watching tv or charging your laptops etc, composting toilet. Instead, relax and unwind in this tranquil space with its huge windows, large balcony and outside bathtub that offers amazing views of the surrounding forest and casually munching pademelons that come out at around dusk each day. The cabin is a perfect couple or solo retreat, and very private. The space inside the cabin is stylish and minimal, and the gas kitchen has a good enough set up with everything you might need to cook. We brought in local produce and some wine, and cooked ourselves delicious dinners while absorbing the peace of the forest outside and trying to spot quolls. There's also a radio and cd/tape player. This was a nice surprise for us as we had some tapes with us and were able to play them!
Andy gave us some great tips. The eco-reserve property that the cabin is on has various hikes you can do. The Mt Misery hike offers an explore of the low rainforest and a gobsmacking look at the remnants of some huge old growth trees, before a steep ascent up to some amazing views over the surrounding valley and into the south-western Tassie wilderness. Also, the local Summer Kitchen Bakery in Ranelagh (10 min drive away) has excellent pies and fresh bread for your stay! We didn't get the time on this trip, but the cabin is also well located to explore the local area and Huon river. Franklin offers some interesting boat tours down the river.
Only other thing I can think of to be aware of is there is a long unpaved drive in to the property, including a steep ascent. We had a tiny rental car,and made it up there fine. That said, do be aware if you are in a tiny car with a heavy load.
We had a magic time here and would totally come back. We only spent two nights, but next time we'd come for at least three. Cheers Andy and Pip!