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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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A remote, boat-only access bach in the Marlborough Sounds offers a true off-grid escape. Originally a 1982 Fraemohs kitset home, the property has been extensively cleared to reveal spectacular views and now includes an additional one-bedroom building.
The current owners have lived there full-time, enjoying the serenity, abundant wildlife, and excellent fishing. While isolated, modern conveniences like improved phone reception make it comfortable. The owners are now selling, hoping to find someone who will cherish this unique, remote 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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