This is probably the most creative, honest and unique airbnb you will ever encounter. David has built the shed and all the furniture from recycled wood. Although rustic in nature he has listened to feedback and there are modern concessions like wifi, and a new oven. There is a heater ( and it was a bit chilly when we stayed ) but it was more fun to wear the big woolly jumpers, felt slippers and put hot water bottles in the bed. The fridge was well stocked with milk, butter etc. There are fresh eggs from David's chickens and he brings freshly baked bread over in the morning. When he heard we were making omelettes he brought bacon and spinach too ! I loved the compost loo it was so light and airy with the fresh smell of wood shavings. You will need a torch at night but it all adds to the adventure. David is very keen to show you his farm and we followed his car on a quad blke. A first for both of us. We also collected fresh eggs in a basket. We were heading for Kaikoura , the morning after the earthquake and David very generously let us stay an extra night at no cost so we could reschedule our itinerary. There is no TV so this is a perfect place to read or indulge in some creativity. David provides wood and paint so you can leave him a souvenir of your stay ! A truly memorable experience.