A beautifully transformed double fronted weatherboard cottage featuring a generous north-facing outdoor living zone, a long pergola that connects the interior and exterior, and a cleverly concealed main bedroom for enhanced privacy.
A double fronted weatherboard cottage conceals a generous, north facing outdoor living zone to the rear. The wide hallway was terminated by a bathroom and made no connection to the rear of the property. A long pergola takes on the hallway dimension and invites the observer towards a filtered termination at the end of the garden. This element binds together new and old and provides a legible transition from outside to inside. The main bedroom is anonymous to the visitor with a concealed door and utilises a hidden side setback for a private outlook.
Photography: Nic Granleese
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