Tucked at the end of a bush-lined driveway is an award-winning architectural gem that is both a contemporary Kiwi bach, and a serene personal retreat. Perfectly situated for sun, views and privacy on a 2.17ha (approx) site, the home is completely surrounded by native bush, where your alarm clock will be the dawn chorus of local birdlife. Situated in the Mokihinui Preserve eco subdivision, with views down the Seddonville Valley, it's a pleasant walk from the house for fresh baking at the Rough & Tumble Lodge. Close by is The Old Ghost Road trail, known for hiking and cycling, this being so close feels like your personal track. Built in 2010, and well -maintained since then by its two owners, this double-glazed home is warm and comfortable year-round. In summer, solar power heats the hot water and in winter, an efficient wetback fire does the job while keeping the house toasty and warm. The two bedrooms each have a built-in wardrobe, and the master bedroom has an ensuite with a claw-footed bath that makes you feel you're bathing in the forest. A second bathroom is at the bottom of the stairs leading up to a light, warm and practical mezzanine floor where extra guests to bed down on mattresses marae style. The kitchen is designed to be simple yet efficient. Featuring an engineered plywood bench, a small electric cooktop, and a butler's pantry for extra appliances and storage, allowing the main space to remain uncluttered. The living area extends seamlessly onto the front facing deck, ensuring you get that indoor-outdoor flow we all love. There is a covered carport adjoining to the home for practical parking, a built-in wood storage area, and a small storage room. Designed with care, built with skill and enjoyed with love, this home is a rare find. It's a place to leave the cares of the troubled world behind and is being sold fully finished so just bring your book. There is no garden to maintain so you can lock up and leave - if you can bear to!