My family (5 adults) booked into the newly renovated, 3 bedroom coach house for two nights. What an amazing setting and beautiful house to end our Tassie adventure. The house is actually more beautiful than the pictures suggest! Lots of space as well...One of of my favourite places in the house is the master bed room upstairs with views overlooking the rivulet. We slept with the blinds up and windows slightly open to take in the starry, clear, moonlit sky and the hear the crashing of the waves. Woke up to two beautiful sunrises as well. Second favourite part of the house is outside under this shady tree. The colours were amazing in autumn! We had the rivulet and beach all to ourselves during the two days. If you look closely, there's also a white rock full of birds on the other side of the rivulet/sea .Appliances, utensils, pots and pans were of top quality! A pleasure to use. A few cons though--it's a pretty cold house, except for the fire place. No heating in the rooms ( except for a heating lamp in the toilet). While we were there, the underfloor heating (only in the living room area) was not working and the people in charge of the property could not figure out what was wrong as well. We slept in our jackets. Although it was 24 degrees in the day, it was really cold at night. Also, there was no clear signage as there were a few properties on site. We found the "lisdillon" turn off ok, however once on the dirt road, we took about 20 mins to locate the place--accidentally pulled into a neighbouring cottage and were not at all received well by the resident. Also, no signal out there for those on networks other than Optus or Telstra, so, hard to call up for directions. Another thing, we were asked to bring our own drinking water a day before we arrived there, which I thought was strange and a bit much. They are going thru a drought so be careful about water usage (water turns off at some point), however to ask for us to bring our own water was a bit much. Overall though, a fantastic property and location--recommended in warmer weather though.