387 Lenah Valley Road

Privately positioned amongst approximately 4.16ha of established bushland, this distinctive timber home offers a rare opportunity to enjoy space, privacy and connection with nature. Designed by TRIAS Architecture, the home combines character with a flexible three-level design, the home has become a highly regarded short-stay accommodation destination, appreciated for its thoughtful design, peaceful nature setting and unique Japanese-inspired influences. Surrounded by native bushland and nearby river, the property delivers a lifestyle that feels far removed from the everyday. Filled with natural light, the living spaces create an inviting area for both everyday living and entertaining. The central kitchen and dining area connecting seamlessly to a small Japanese-inspired deck, overlooking the Zen garden and sunken fire pit that extends the living spaces outdoors. Featuring timber-lined ceilings and walls, exposed beams and expansive windows to frame the surrounding landscape, along with a wood heater and reverse cycle air conditioner for comfort year-round. The kitchen offers a blend of functionality and style, with quality appliances, generous storage and ample bench space. The design complements the homes warm aesthetic while providing everything needed for comfortable living. Accommodation is located on the upper levels and comprises three bedrooms, each enjoying peaceful outlooks and an abundance of natural light. Two bedrooms are positioned on the middle floor alongside a dedicated study or nursery, while a third bedroom occupies the upper loft level, creating a private retreat. The bathroom has been thoughtfully designed to evoke the feel of a traditional Japanese Ryokan, featuring warm timber finishes, handcrafted basin, a handcrafted western cedar bath and underfloor heating, creating a truly distinctive space to relax and unwind. Outside, the substantial property provides a private bushland sanctuary with established native vegetation and numerous spaces to enjoy the natural surroundings. The Japanese-inspired outdoor areas, including the deck, Zen garden and sunken fire pit, create inviting spaces for entertaining or quiet relaxation, while the expansive acreage offers endless opportunity to explore and appreciate the property's unique setting. The home's established success as a short-stay accommodation further highlights its appeal as both a lifestyle property and potential income-generating opportunity. Despite its peaceful and secluded atmosphere, the property remains conveniently located within easy reach of local schools, shopping precincts, cafes and essential services. Walking trails to New Town Falls are located nearby, while Hobart's CBD is just a short 15-minute drive away, allowing you to enjoy the best of both worlds, a private bushland retreat with city conveniences close at hand. Approx. 4.16ha of private bushland offering a true escape Distinctive home blending architectural character with Japanese-inspired design Successful and highly regarded short-stay accommodation destination Light-filled living spaces immersed in nature Timber-lined interiors with exposed beams and extensive glazing Multiple living zones designed for relaxation, entertaining and quiet retreat Kitchen with quality appliances, generous storage and excellent workspace Dining area flowing seamlessly to a Japanese-inspired deck Wood heater and reverse cycle air conditioner for year-round comfort Three-bedroom accommodation with tranquil bushland outlooks Dedicated study, nursery or reading retreat Private loft bedroom tucked away on the upper level Japanese Ryokan inspired bathroom creating a true spa-like experience Handcrafted western cedar bath, artisan basin and underfloor heating Japanese-inspired deck overlooking a Zen garden and sunken fire pit Multiple spaces to entertain or relax and unwind Peaceful setting surrounded by native bushland, birdlife and a nearby river New Town Falls and walking trails nearby Close to local schools, shops, cafes and services Approx. 15 minutes from Hobart CBD Rare combination of privacy, acreage and city convenience