Designed by DJRD Architects to follow the form of Thredbo River and blend perfectly with the surrounding alpine landscape. Clad with cedar, stone and set on poles, it's low impact on the surrounding area with views of the Kosciuszko range. Located on the banks of Thredbo River with views of the ski runs. Convenient spot on the edge of the village for cafes, hikes and chairlifts, but feels a million miles away. Featured in Broadsheet, The Local Project & Vogue Living "Low-Key Luxury on the Fringe of Thredbo’s Ski Village" – Broadsheet, Sydney This 54sm loft cabin is both raw and refined with vaulted ceilings, exposed timber and a Japanese inspired Onsen. The Cedar Cabin was designed in a modernist style taking inspiration from the iconic Sea Ranch in California. We recently updated the interiors and the Cedar Cabin was shortlisted in the Australian Interior Design Awards. Positioned right on the banks of the Thredbo River and has uninterrupted views of Mount Kosciuszko and the Supertrail ski run – Australia's longest ski run. It feels extremely private and remote, while also being a few minutes walk into the centre of the village to the shops and cafes. Thredbo Village is located in the Kosciuszko National Park and accessed by a monitored, sealed road that is cleared of snow during winter. No steep dirt roads required for access. Please note we host couples and singles only - the cabin isn’t suitable for children, pets or groups. The Cedar Cabin has a balcony overlooking the Thredbo River, perfect for an afternoon vino, watching the sunset over the Kozi range. Drift off to sleep with the sound of the Thredbo River rapids, it’s an idyllic place to switch off and connect with the outdoors. The ceiling in the loft bedroom is clad in textural, rough-sawn timber and when lying bed, the ceiling slopes down in front of you. Almost like a tent – a luxurious, temperature controlled tent. The bathroom has underfloor heating and a Japanese inspired Onsen (fits two people), It's an excellent spot to unwind after a day in the mountains. Design touches include Nordic handheld carry lamps, Australian bush rimmed crockery along with objects by American outdoor companies, Filson and Rumpl. All adding to the considered glamping experience. The lounge area has a comfy four person window seat for relaxing, with an uninterrupted view of Thredbo River. Art featuring Mt Kosciuzsko by adventure photographer, Zain Kruyer and a nod to Sea Ranch with the mid-century works by Barbara Stauffacher Solomon and a recent collaboration with Bundjalung artist Shal. We were drawn to his fluid line work, use of colour and close connection to water and country. We love smart tech that's good for the planet – our energy usage is offset and green. Our efficient heating and cooling system is operated by tech savvy, Nest. The television has Netflix and Stan digital channels along with internet browsing and there are USB ports at the bedside for phone charging. The kitchen has a large island bench that doubles as the heart of the cabin. It’s a prime spot for a dinner or a bottle of red (yes, there is a petite wine fridge). Bespoke and streamlined joinery makes use of every inch of space. It’s completely fit out with high end kitchen appliances and designer furnishings. Prior to your stay, I'll message you with a link to my digital guidebook. It has all the best places to eat and things to see, along with arrival info and a cabin user guide. The Cedar Cabin is a close and flat, two minute walk to to the heart of the village with Valley Terminal, Kosciuszko Express chairlift and gondola. Follow us @theeasternthredbovillage for mountain adventures. Stay with us and wake up to the best views in Thredbo.