Forty acres of open pasture and dry sclerophyll bushland near Campania, thirty kilometres north of Hobart. Three geodesic domes sit across the property. Two feature stone bathing pools carved on-site, positioned to face the paddocks. Scottish Highland cattle and pygmy goats graze the grounds. The third dome is built with stone walls, fitted with period chandeliers, and contains a series of interconnected rooms—a deliberate architectural puzzle based on medieval iconography. Guests navigate this structure as part of their stay.
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