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How’s the serenity? Bach ‘at the end of the world’ could be the escape you’re dreaming of
Boat-only access, off-grid living and spectacular Marlborough Sounds views make this bach a true escape.
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Discover a remote, off-grid bach in the Marlborough Sounds, offering a true escape with boat-only access and spectacular views in North West Bay.
Originally a 1982 Fraemohs kitset, the property has been extensively renovated to maximize its stunning location. It features improved infrastructure and a separate one-bedroom building, creating a comfortable retreat.
Enjoy serene isolation with abundant wildlife, great fishing, and breathtaking scenery. This is an ideal opportunity for someone seeking a full-time off-grid lifestyle.
The picturesque setting for Sal and Jack Patchett's property in the Marlborough Sounds. Photo: Matthew Croad Photographer
Just some of the views. Photo: Matthew Croad Photographer
Very few other homes in the area are occupied full-time. Photo: Matthew Croad Photographer
Plenty of good nights out on the deck. Photo: Matthew Croad Photogra
The couple live off-grid. Photo: Matthew Croad Photographer
There are two bedrooms in the Fraemohs house. Photo: Matthew Croad Photographer
The original home was built in 1982. Photo: Matthew Croad Photographer
The couple live most of the time in the newer building. Photo: Matthew Croad Photographer
Boat access only. Photo: Matthew Croad Photographer
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