Set within a private stretch of native forest, this thoughtfully restored cabin rests on approximately 7.5 acres (3.058ha), along over 400 metres of the Kermandie River, a permanent creek that forms the southern boundary of the property. The setting is both immersive and calming, where birdsong carries through the trees and the steady movement of water becomes part of the daily atmosphere. A cleared expanse of lawn surrounds the cabin, offering plenty of natural light, and a quiet sense of arrival near the end of a country lane. The real bonus here is the Sauna and outdoor hot-tub overlooking the river.
Originally a humble picker’s hut, the transformation has been meticulously reimagined into a warm and inviting home, carefully balancing rustic character with modern comfort. Fully insulated, rewired, and re-plumbed, the cabin offers a refined country aesthetic, with all the charm of a by-gone era. Known as 'The Pickers Cabin', it is currently operating as an accommodation shared with visiting guests, and has proven to be very popular.
A covered deck welcomes you inside via a practical mudroom, ideal after time spent outdoors, before opening through a sliding barn door into the heart of the cabin. The kitchen and living area unfold in an open-plan design, filled with natural light and a gentle connection to the surrounding rural and forest landscape. A built-in wood fire creates a cosy atmosphere, while large windows perfectly frame the views. A bi-fold servery window seamlessly links the kitchen to the deck, where a wood-fired pizza oven invites long, relaxed gatherings.
French doors extend the living space outdoors, opening to a sun-deck, echoed again in both bedrooms, each enjoying their own quiet connection to the outside. The bathroom is a standout, with a deep claw-foot bath, walk-in tiled shower, and carefully selected fittings that speak to both quality and individuality. The mudroom also incorporates a discreet laundry, completing a layout that is both practical and considered.
Outdoors, the lifestyle offering is rich yet unassuming. A wood-fired sauna and red cedar hot tub sit nestled within the landscape, perfectly placed to take in the sounds of the creek and surrounding forest. Evenings lend themselves naturally to the fire pit, while the river invites slow wanderings and moments of stillness, whilst creating a wonderful connection to nature, maybe even a sighting of the resident platypus. The back of the cabin has a fully fenced yard secure for kids and pets to run around in complete safety.
Currently enjoyed as both a private retreat and short-stay accommodation, the property is available on a walk-in walk-out basis, with furnishings and accommodation elements all available. Continue operating as visitor accommodation or move in to enjoy it all for yourself. Alternatively, there is a cleared area at the opposite end of the property, should you be interested in building a new home. there are many options.
Surrounded by a patchwork of pastures, forest, and lifestyle holdings, the drive out to the property from the nearby town centre of Geeveston is very picturesque. A community golf course is just down the road, while the quaint township of Geeveston is a short five-minute drive, offering everyday essentials and a selection of local eateries. Huonville, the hub of the Huon Valley lies just 20 minutes beyond, with Hobart’s CBD within the hour.
This is a place to slow down, to reconnect, and to enjoy a simpler rhythm, whether beside the water’s edge, among the trees, or gathered with friends under open sky.
Please contact us for for further information or to arrange a private viewing. Please be mindful the cabin may be hosting guests enjoying the peace, inspections are best arranged in advance to ensure a relaxed and uninterrupted experience.
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