Set on a separate 50-acre title, The Glass House is an exercise in radical transparency. Suspended lightly above the earth, it dissolves the boundary between interior and exterior. Located on 100 breathtaking acres at Koonya on the Tasman Peninsula - just one hour from Hobart Airport. More than a residence, TRIPTYCH is a meditation on time, materiality, and the experience of silence. So extraordinary is its vision that TRIPTYCH was featured on Grand Designs Australia, Season 11, Episode 1 – and internationally celebrated by The Local Project, which described the estate as "an architectural journey into light, stillness and profound spatial clarity." The Glasshouse is wrapped in glass, blurring the line between indoors and out. Native bush and sweeping bay views frame every angle, while natural light floods the open-plan living spaces to create a bright, welcoming atmosphere. Inside, a fully equipped kitchen with premium appliances flows to a generous dining and lounge area. A Chiminee Philippe wood heater brings warmth and ambience, perfect for cosy evenings. A king sized bed and neat bathroom on the other side of the divide completes the space. Other details to note: This is a rural property so please be mindful of wildlife whilst driving, particularly at night time. Getting Around: The Tasman Peninsula and surrounds is best seen by your own car. Guest Access: Guests have full access and private use of the entire property. Interaction with guests: Please note I will not be available in person during your stay. I have a management team in place to assist guests with any questions or issues which may arise during their stay.

Koonya is a quiet coastal township on Tasmania’s stunning Tasman Peninsula, surrounded by natural beauty and steeped in history. Just a short drive from the UNESCO-listed Port Arthur Historic Site, the area is perfectly positioned to explore Tasmania’s convict heritage as well as its rugged coastline. From Koonya, you’re within easy reach of Eaglehawk Neck, where dramatic rock formations like the Tessellated Pavement, Blowhole, and Devils Kitchen showcase the raw power of nature. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the nearby Three Capes Walking Track, one of Australia’s most renowned hikes, offering jaw-dropping views of sea cliffs and the Southern Ocean. Whether you’re here to immerse yourself in history, take on world-class walks, or simply enjoy the peaceful bays and beaches, Koonya delivers a uniquely Tasmanian experience that blends relaxation with adventure.