kunanyi After Dark

This award-winning beautifully renovated two bedroom cottage is so well located you can leave your car in the lock-up garage and walk to Hobart CBD along the Rivulet Walkway. The cottage is warm and comfortable year-round with reverse cycle air conditioning plus heaters in bedrooms, dining room, and underfloor heating in the bathroom. You’re only moments to fabulous coffee shops and restaurants, near the Cascade Hotel and Cascade Visitors Centre plus an easy walk to the Macquarie St Shopping village. This charming home is a stunning surprise of style and quality hidden behind its cute facade. The cottage features eye-catching original 1840's floorboards and the Baltic Pine feature work in a tasteful blend of classic style with all the convenience of modern-day living. Free-flowing lifestyle spaces displaying original artwork by celebrated local artist Heidi Woodhead, easy access to NBN, WiFi, and Netflix along with a super modern kitchen, sun-drenched private rear decking, a rear yard wonderland packed with trees and plants, and a private courtyard all combine to create the ultimate CBD fringe holiday pad. The bedrooms are both, light-filled, stylish, and welcoming and the generously sized bathroom encourages a soak in the tub after a long day enjoying Hobart’s many delights.

Laneway 98 is a charming retreat nestled in the heart of South Hobart. Offering a blend of modern luxury and historic charm, the late 1800's worker’s cottage has been renovated to the highest standard, utilising original features where possible. The ideal base for exploring Hobart and its surrounds. Only a 5-minute walk to the Cascade Brewery, Cascades Female Factory, and the South Hobart rivulet.

Hidden away in the quietness of Lenah Valley, Provider House is a place of relaxation while being only a short drive to the city centre. It's tranquil getaway that is the perfect balance between remote and city living. Provider House is beside a peaceful stream that wouldn’t be out of place in Japan. It’s sheltered under the mighty flanks of Kunanyi (Mount Wellington), the massif that looms over Tasmania’s capital. The house sleeps six guests over three rooms. The interior is adorned with homewares from the Provider Store and from our trips to Japan.