24 Glovers Road, Deep Bay TAS 7112

There is a quiet kind of magic here – the kind that only comes from morning light on water, from spaces so beautifully resolved they feel as though they have always belonged.

Anchored to the shoreline of Deep Bay and just a seven-minute drive from Cygnet, this waterfront retreat brings together mid-century soul, elevated design, and an unmistakable sense of Tasmanian calm.

Thoughtfully renovated throughout, the home celebrates local craftsmanship and natural materials. Custom cabinetry by Bale and Bale in Tasmanian oak, a kitchen bench of native sassafras, and a striking spotted gum façade all speak to a deep reverence for place. Mud Australia ceramic pendant lights float above the kitchen island, while AEG and Fisher & Paykel appliances support daily life with quiet confidence.

In the living space, a Cheminees Philippe fireplace sets the tone – warm, grounded, essential – with hydronic heating offering gentle comfort throughout.

The layout flows with intention. The main bedroom features imported Italian lighting, a walk-in robe and its own slice of serenity. A separate guest retreat with private entrance and bathroom offers flexibility and privacy – perfect for visitors, extended family or creative use.

Outdoors, the Tasmanian experience continues: a freestanding bath on the deck overlooks the Channel – open to the sky, salt air, and stars. With built-in roof heating above, it is a space to gather, unwind, or just quietly exist – no matter the season. There is also an outdoor bathhouse tucked among the trees, offering another layer of gentle ritual.

The home is supported by two 20,000-litre water tanks, a secure electric gate, carport with an electric vehicle charging station, and generous under-house storage – all designed to support an easy, self-sufficient lifestyle.

From the hand-finished joinery to the way the breeze moves through the eucalypts, 24 Glovers Road is a sanctuary – not just in setting, but in spirit. A home for those who long for beauty, stillness, and the deep contentment of being connected to land and sea.