Through a private entrance, you’ll discover a one-of-a-kind and stylish space on the ground floor. This area seamlessly combines cooking, dining, and relaxation, featuring a heated polished concrete floor crafted from local sand and granite. The kitchen island is also made from the same cast concrete, adding to the overall unique design.

Bedrooms & Bathrooms

Two charming bedrooms upstairs with double beds feature en suite bathrooms with glass accents. The house is illuminated by four custom roof lights, filling every space with natural light and sunshine.

Design Features

 The Cow House has its own timber and glass elevation set back behind the restored granite elevation. A crisp and effective two story insert within the existing walls of a ruined 19th century farm building, the renovation provides open and uncluttered domestic spaces of great charm.   

It has an independent ground floor structure of timber posts, timber/steel flitch beams and timber joists, supporting first floor timber structural frames which in turn support the 15m long laminated timber ridge beam. This enables the rafters to span from the ridge to the walls permitting the roof space to accommodate two en-suite bedrooms. The partitions are formed from European birch faced plywood.

The stairs is baroque in conception and design. The lower section is formed from cast concrete, dense, solid and load bearing in contrast with the upper section, a semi solid hanging assembly of laminated plywood.