40 Banksia Park Road, Boat Harbour TAS 7321

Life isn’t always about going big. Sometimes it’s about the little gestures — the quiet mornings, a shared meal, the sea breeze through an open window. The Little Cottage is a place that celebrates all that’s small, simple, and meaningful.

Perched above Bass Strait on eight private acres, this handcrafted two-bedroom retreat overlooks Rocky Cape National Park and the coastline towards Boat Harbour and Sisters Beach. Built by a local craftsman in the 1970s and recently renovated, it combines natural timbers, reclaimed brick, stone, and polished concrete to create a warm, rustic haven.

The open-plan living space, with wood fire and north-facing windows, draws in sunshine all day and opens to views of whales breaching and eagles soaring. A fully appointed kitchen and renovated bathroom make it ready to move in — or to list immediately as a high-performing short-stay experience.

If you’re of a mind to build, then this is the place to do it! A location worthy of a world-class design, make your lasting mark on the rugged North West Coast of Tasmania, where the land meets both sea and sky

Just minutes away from the beautiful Boat Harbour Beach, Sisters Beach and Rocky Cape National Park there is plenty to explore. But that’s not all, at just fifteen minutes drive to Wynyard Airport, and an hour to the Spirit of Tasmania terminal, The Little Cottage offers extraordinary waterfront land and tranquility like you’ve never experienced while still keeping in touch with the outside world.

A place to write, rest, or return to what really matters — where less truly becomes more.

Size: 60 m2 (approx.)
Land size: 8 Acres (approx.)
Beds: 2
Baths: 1
Open Spaces For Vehicles: 4
Year Built: Circa 1970
Council Rates: $1650 p/a (approx.)
Water Rates: NIL

One Agency Burnie has no reason to doubt the accuracy of the information in this document which has been sourced from means which are considered reliable, however we cannot guarantee accuracy. Prospective purchasers are advised to carry out their own investigations.