Beekeepers-Ocean Architectural Off-Grid Sanctuary

Entire home in Tarwin Lower, Australia

10 guests
4 bedrooms
6 beds
3.5 baths

Rated 4.95 out of 5 stars.

165 reviews

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Dive right in

This is one of the few places in the area with a pool.

Self check-in

Check yourself in with the lockbox.

Beekeepers is an ultramodern contemporary architectural off-grid house on the coast situated in a 640-acre sanctuary overlooking Bass Strait.
Chill, whale watch, walk, fish, surf, and re-energize.The completely private house sleeps 10 and is perfect for enjoying the views either on the deck or beside the fire.

The space
Beekeepers is a completely off-grid ultra-modern house set on 640 acres of natural coastal bush and forest. It has amazing views of the ocean and has 1 kilometre of beach front on to the exclusive Morgan's beach.

The house has 4 bedrooms, 1 king, 1 queen and 2 double/single bunks and sleeps 10. It has an outdoor pool looking over the ocean, rumpus room, very large living room, kitchen and large leather sofa in front of the fire. To take in the view even further there's even a tower with 2 large leather chairs where you can relax and watch the waves.

The house generates its' own electricity, catches its' own water, treats all waste through the worm farm and the fire heats water that is transmitted to each rooms hydronic panels for heating.

If you're looking for a break from the world this is it. The property is natural, the ocean, wild. Ultra fast wifi will keep you connected just in case.

The driveway is 3km long and winds through, heath land, a banksia forest, a tea tree forest and finally to the house. Keep your eyes open, you may see, wallabies, wombats, echidna, deer and even a snake.

Guest access
The entire house and property

Other things to note
Beekeepers is an off-grid house in a private national park.The house is very modern and self-sufficient.This means that some things take guests back to the basics.The entire house has hydronic heating powered by an open fire.The electricity is generated from solar panels and stored in batteries, so it's important to turn lights off when not in use.
The driveway is 3 km long and made of gravel, so it's important not to bring low cars or cars with very low-profile tires.
It's a real back-to-nature experience in luxury.Being on the ocean, some days are sunny and calm and others rather windy.Either way, it's always spectacular!