We liked the location with the back deck facing a forest. We had a regular visit from a Kaka bird looking for a handout.
There was plenty of space for the two of us, and the kitchen was well supplied with cooking utensils , coffee, and tea.
However there was one drawback to this property ,and that is the lack of any real heating with only two wood burning stoves ,one of which was not functioning during our stay.
The interior temperature dropped down to around 10-12c at night so that when you awake in the morning you have to bundle up in sweaters and jackets to keep warm. I understand that electricity on Stewart Island is expensive,but the lack of even a small space heater was notable in its absence.