This is a stylish, seaside bungalow with lots of lovely touches, including a slow burning, wood stove. The location is within easy reach of Hobart, the Tasman peninsula and the airport, so a good stop off point on our journey.
The bungalow has views out through a gap in the largely indigenous garden to the tranquil bay beyond. We enjoyed the rustic touches such as old upturned boat, lobster pots, driftwood and weathered wooden furniture. A small sign indicates this was designed as a bird friendly garden and while eating breakfast outdoors we saw a flame Robin and other species.
Inside was warm and cosy and at night we lay in bed and saw the stars and the moonlit bay through the bamboo blinds. (We did not realise at first that there are blackout blinds tucked behind each of the bamboo blinds.)
The studio is just beyond the village of Dunalley and there is some traffic noise by day. But after dark we found it peaceful and quiet.