Designed to resemble a classic campsite, the new Bach Family House by local firm Cymon Allfrey Architects is a rural retreat situated on a small piece on land in Hanmer Springs.
The retreat is made up of three timber cabins that are all organized around a luxurious central terrace that acts as an outdoor living area. The largest cabin has a living area, kitchen, master bedroom and utility area. The other cabins feature additional sleeping areas and a kitchenette. The modern towner-like structure stores firewood in the bottom and a lofted bunkhouse above. Each cabin holds its own amenity to form the perfect vacation retreat.
With a dining table and large fire pit looking onto the Tekoa Range, the Bach Family House promotes outdoor living, relaxing and reconnecting.
Modern Campsite Retreats
The Bach Family House Offers Three Luxurious Timber Cabins in New Zealand
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