Mountain Top Snug, House Itas

A serene, Japanese-inspired sanctuary immersed in Tasmania’s breathtaking countryside.

Set high on a private hilltop in Snug, this one-of-a-kind modern home blends minimalist design with sweeping natural beauty. Floor-to-ceiling glass frames rugged coastal vistas, while a tranquil internal courtyard anchors the entire space in calm.

Living & Dining
The light-soaked living area invites slow mornings and quiet evenings—sink into designer sofas and watch the landscape shift with the weather. The gourmet open-plan kitchen, with its generous island and private pantry, is made for cooking local produce. Step outside to the courtyard to dine in complete serenity, or gather around the outdoor fire pit as the stars emerge.

Sleep & Bath
Both bedrooms echo refined Japanese aesthetics. The master features a plush king bed and a breathtaking ensuite—complete with a glass-framed sunken bath offering uninterrupted ocean views. The second bedroom, with its raised platform and memory-foam tatami mats, brings an elegant, transportive touch of the East.

Location
Snug is a haven of tranquillity—home to peaceful beaches, year-round waterfalls, coastal hikes, and effortless day trips to Bruny Island. Explore Snug Beach’s calm waters, perfect for kayaking and sunset strolls. And when you’re ready for a change of pace, Hobart is only 30 minutes away with its produce-driven dining, artisan coffee culture, iconic distilleries, Mona, and vibrant festivals.

A restorative, design-forward escape—crafted for those seeking beauty, peace, and connection to nature.


Property Layout
The property you have booked is a standalone Two Bedroom house.
On this block there is also a separate studio that is NOT accessible to you.

If you're seeking more space or traveling with a larger group, you have the option to rent both the 2-bedroom house and the studio together. This allows you to enjoy the entire property exclusively. Please reach out if you're interested in this option.
The whole property option is viewable at this link:
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The Snug Project has recently been awarded the prestigious Architecture Master Prize. For designer's information, feel free to visit the following link: :.archdaily/1018701/mountaintop-snug-resort-iapa-diapa-design-archdaily?utm_source=offices&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=just-published

Please check out the photos - there is a floor plan which explains the property set up.

Bedding Configuration
Bedroom 1: 1 x King bed with ensuite bathroom featuring water views, bath, and shower.

Bedroom 2: 2 x Single memory foam Tatami mattresses (Tatami (raised timber platform) 2.9 wide x 2.2 deep with 2 single mattresses - which can be pushed together to make a king.

Home Truths
- Please also note there is NO TV and the Indoor Fireplace is Ornate - Cannot be used, however there house is very warm with heating throughout.
- There are floor to ceiling glass windows, however there are no nearby neighbours and you will have the whole property to yourself.
- For privacy a shower curtain & glass panel screen have been added to the showering areas .
- Air fryer provided for convenient cooking.

Features
- Parking for 2 cars
- Starlink internet
- Internal courtyard
- BBQ
- Open-plan living
- Ornate fireplace (cannot be used)
- Stunning ocean views
- Tatami memory foam twin beds
- Air conditioning & Heating throughout
- Kitchen island bench
- Pantry
- Gas hob
- Combined washer and dryer with sink and benchtop.
- Bathtub and shower
- Underfloor heating in both bathrooms.
-This property has won the Architecture MasterPrize in the Architectural Design.

Snug, Tasmania: Approximately 30 minutes south of Hobart, offering:
Access to Bruny Island Ferry: Near Kettering, the departure point for the Bruny Island Ferry.
Easy access to Hobart with daily Salamanca food markets, great restaurants, coffee and nightlife.
Great access to Mona and the ideal base for the Dark Mofo festival of art and culture.
Surrounded by beautiful walks to explore. Don’t miss Snug Beach and Snug Falls to connect with Tasmania’s rugged coastline.