Triptych from Grand Designs hits a chord with thousands

A small handful of houses nationwide can attract as much attention as this unique property in the southeast of Tassie on the market in its first week.

Zooming over 9000 views on Realestate.com.au In only days, Koonyas Triptych landed in the Tasmanian Popularity Chart and the fourth nationwide place # 1.

The agency property partner Georgie Rayner said the reaction to the property was immense.

She said a number of buyers had already flown to Tasmania, just to see it personally and will be even more in the coming days.

“The request was the next level and people said that they will make offers before the auction,” she said.

“If someone presents a show -topping offer, it remains to be seen, but they could be.”

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Ms. Rayner said that the demographic population that Triptych had put on was exactly what she expected before the start of the property.

“It has attracted people's attention who are looking for something really unique, private and comparative comparison,” she said.

“So far, every serious examination of someone that is based on the intergovernment.

“It appeals to people who are looking for a full short vacation. Fly and spend 48 hours relaxing here.

“For this population group, the price does not seem to be primarily, but the focus on the target of your family in the long term. You cannot use a price of experience and family time.”

Triptych is located on 100 hectares, a courageous explanation that was designed by the award -winning Architects Room 11 and the owner Jonathan Kneebone from the property.

Triptych combines architectural innovations with a natural environment and creates an urgent life in the renowned landscape in Tasmania.

The property, which can be seen on Grand Designs Australia, comprises two different residences on separate 50 hectares.

The blunt house presents as a floating architectural jewel and offers refined life with three bedrooms and two bathing rooms to maximize its breathtaking environment.

In the striking contrast, the Glass House includes transparency and landscape integration, which has a bedroom with a bathroom and at the same time maintains the entire privacy.

The property includes a third structure, which is referred to as folly and is deliberately designed as an experience -based element in the landscape.

It is only an hour from Hobart Airport.

KOONYA is offered for sale by the Hobart and Sydney Sotheby's International Realty, No. 67 & 75 Grooms Hill RD, and auctioned on July 14th at 5 p.m. The price guide costs $ 3.5 million.