Abode
Step into the enchanting world of Rosy Summers, a heritage-listed miner's shack in Lettes Bay, Tasmania. This shack has been meticulously restored and curated by designer, photographer and Sensual Living author Claire Lloyd and her partner, UK artist and former scenic designer, Matthew Usmar Lauder.
The serene coastal retreat, embodying Claire's romantic minimalist style and Matthew's artistic vision, comes fully furnished with their lovingly gathered treasures - ready for new owners to simply unpack their bags and embrace a life of beauty and serenity.
This charming pink shack glows with Claire's signature light, feminine aesthetic, enhanced by Matthew's expert restoration with added artistic touches, both made and found.
Whitewashed interiors, high-beamed ceilings and a luxurious claw-foot bathtub create a serene two-bedroom haven. Almost every detail, from the ceramic double sink to the curated furnishings, divine linens and Matthew's upcycled furniture and bespoke artworks, is included. Cosy up by the fireplace, relax on the sunlit daybed or soak in bay views, with everything in place for instant romance and relaxation.
Also included is a great little shed for storing wood, a separate laundry shed with a sink and a washing machine and dryer. There is a large studio space too, which could be used for creating in or as a guest bedroom.
Together, Claire's sensual living philosophy and Matthew's artistic mastery, honed as a former scenic designer for film and theatre, have transformed this shack into a nurturing, timeless space. Matthew's hands-on restoration breathed new life into the historic structure, while his upcycled furniture and evocative artworks add soulful character, most included in the sale.
Area
Nestled in Lettes Bay's historic shack community on Tasmania's Wild West Coast, just 4 hours and 15 minutes from Hobart, this shack is ideal as a personal sanctuary.
Own a piece of Tasmania's magic - Rosy Summers is ready for you to step into and live the dream, with almost every treasure lovingly crafted by Claire and Matthew included.
Note: Properties are available separately or together, subject to Tasmanian Heritage Council guidelines to preserve their historic character.
