Mga matutuluyang bakasyunang cabin sa Wellington

Clarabel Cottage - private rural

This charming, studio cottage is only a few years old, offering the comfort of a modern building with the timeless feel of a rustic retreat. Situated in a picturesque rural setting, it’s conveniently close to city and local amenities. The cottage is a perfect stopover to break up your journey or serve as a base for exploring Wellington. It features a combined dining, living, and sleeping area with a queen-size bed, and a separate bathroom. Basic kitchenette. Fenced section. Off street parking

The Den

Set in the bush birdsong will be your friend. Local birdlife includes Tūī, Kererū, Fantail, Woodpecker, Ruru and occasionally kiwi. Walk to bush tracks within minutes, a safe beach in 7 minutes or a short drive around the bays to cafes and more beaches. Take the ferry across to Mātiu/Somes Island, or into Queens Wharf for some city action. Access to Wellington city is a 20 minute drive, a bus, train or ferry ride away. Kitesurfing, mountain biking, windsurfing and surfing all on your doorstep.

Beach Cabin - Kowhai Landing

Summer or winter, sunny Kowhai Landing is the perfect couples retreat. Romantic, private, and oh-so-close to the beach - you'll leave this place rejuvenated and relaxed. A classic Kiwi cabin in a town that still feels like the beach places of old, this small but practical layout has a kitchenette and ensuite. In addition, there is a large private BBQ deck, hot outdoor shower, and bath. With no wifi or TV, this is a place to get away from it all. Powered Caravan site by appointment only.

The Fifth Room

Easy walk to Jackson St shops, cafés and restaurants. Petone Beach and Railway Station within a 10min walk. Percy's reserve and walking tracks close by. Wellington city a 10 min drive (off peak). The InterIslander Ferry is a less than ten minute drive off peak. Perfect to catch an early morning Ferry, or late afternoon disembark. Supermarkets, specialty stores, cinema and pharmacies. Petone pretty much has it all including a Kmart which is quite literally at the end of the street.

Ahi Kā

We’ve named the first pourewa ‘Ahi Kā’ (people of the land keeping the fires burning) because the deeper purpose of Parangarehu lies in reconnecting the next generation with their whenua (land) by working on it through either conservation, tourism, and hospitality so, it’s not just a business it's a legacy project for our whānau.” Parangarehu is a special place, and we’ve always felt deeply connected to its mōuri (lifeforce). We’re excited for others to experience it too.”

Time out in our castle turret

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. This wee slice of paradise is about 10 minutes walk from our home on a 6 acre lifestyle block. We saved three ‘turrets’ from a local castle and have created a space away from the trappings of modern life (including electricity and cell coverage!) and our creek amongst our sheep, chickens and ducks. This space is ideal for two with a double bed, gas cooking as well as a pot belly stove and a seperate camping style bathroom.

Rustic Woodman's cottage

Basic and rustic with a twist of awesome, just 900m from Carterton central. Built in 2019 this cosy, insulated and double glazed cottage has a queen bed and a small veranda to relax on. Basic facilities include a composting toilet and solar lighting. There is no electricity or cooking facilities. Full bathroom available on request. Situated on 4.5 acres, park at the main house and walk 100m. Enjoy the views east, wander through the developing gardens or head out to explore.

Pukeatua Cabin

Experience the ultimate off-grid getaway in our rustic solar-powered cabin. Nestled amongst native forest, swimming holes and walking tracks. The cabin is located 15-20 minutes drive from Waikanae and is over a stream so can only be accessed by foot, a five-minute walk across the swing bridge. Powered by solar panels, gas hot water, a wood fire, a small gas cooker and a Webber bbq for cooking. You’ll have the 22 acre regenerating ex forestry block all to yourself.

The Old Shepherd

A nod to simpler times with it's battery radio, playing cards, gas cooker and outdoor fire. During your time at the Old Shepherd you may choose to read a book from the little library or just enjoy looking out over the pastures. As the sun sets on the mountains, you could decide to toast marshmallows and cosy up ready for a magnificient night sky. For guest convenience, we have recently added two beautiful old solar lanterns inside the hut.

Palliser Ridge Retreat

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. The Palliser Ridge Retreat is all about being off grid and taking time out from a busy life filled with technology, hustle and bustle. The retreat is a one-bedroom cabin located amongst the native plants and made from rough sawn macrocarpa off the farm itself. Watch the sun go down with the amazing ocean views and listen to the bird life in the native bush that surrounds you.

'Funky Retro Caboose'

The little Caboose, 9 sqm, and kitchen/bathroom, 5 sqm, on our property are a much loved get-away surrounded by native vegetation. Idyllic, but also quite rustic: you have to cross the deck to the bathroom (amazing shower!) and kitchen, whatever the weather.🙂  I teach cello and you may hear this at times, as well as plenty of birds. A 5 min stroll to Queen Elisabeth Park and the beach. Private gate and on-street-parking.

The Hut

The hut is a beautifully crafted off the grid cabin located located on a sheep and beef farm, Daisybank, just minutes out of Martinborough . Open the doors right up on a nice day and enjoy the fresh air or cozy up with a blanket on the couch in front of the fire when the weather makes you want to bunker down. The outdoor bath is the icing on the cake to allow you to take in the views while relaxing in the tub