In a world of its own, this charming guesthouse is just 35 minutes from Wellington, by car or ferry, nestled into a native bush hillside, and overlooking Wellington Harbour. It occupies the ground floor of a mid-century house designed by the modernist architect Bill Toomath. It sits high above the road: to access, there is a well-kept path through the bush, or you can take a private cable car - one of the first constructed in Wellington! The amenities of Days Bay are a five-minute stroll away. The living room is a comfortable multi-purpose place - a living area and kitchen, that can easily double up as a workspace. There’s good high-speed wifi, and a table with a view that you can work at. The spiral staircase in the living room is closed at the top! 🙂 The bedroom is spacious, with plenty of storage room. There’s a new king size bed - sitting in bed, you can look out over the bay! The patio has good privacy - it’s not overlooked. There are two outdoor chairs, and a little table. You’ll hear lots of birds, especially at dawn and dusk - tūī and grey warblers (riroriro) are the noisiest! At night, you may hear a ruru (morepork owl), which has a distinctive ‘whoo whoo’ call.