182 Tinderbox Road

Tinderbox TAS 7054

Just 20 minutes from Hobart s CBD lies an extraordinary waterfront property (title to high water mark) comprising approx. 21 acres of land, a 300 square metre shed of exposed aggregate concrete, and complete with shower, toilet and open kitchen area, and amazingly the most unique wine cellar in Australia.
Deep inside the cliffs above the River Derwent lie some 4,000 bottles of premium wine. Built by a mining company over a 6 and-a-half month period, the cellar is accessed via a tunnel from either the cliff top or the water s edge. It is 9 storeys deep (35 metres from the cliff to water and 100 metres long and has underground power and water.
Entry at the top through a heavy security door leads to a curved metal staircase which winds its way down four storeys to the grotto-like main cellar where a 32 seat banquet table is surrounded by wine racks ready to entertain. The rock walls and pigmented white ceilings are lit by discreet fluorescent lighting. Flight after flight of concrete steps lead further down into the cliff to a kayak storage area and a massive weathered doorway and out onto a promenade of untouched rocky foreshore and the water.