Inside, there’s a living room with a barrel ceiling and wood-burning stove, a galley-style kitchen, two bedrooms and a bathroom. The dazzling dome was designed to take advantage of the captivating surrounding scenery, so benefits from mezzanine sleeping quarters and endless skylights.

There are numerous alcoves and built-ins, too, as well as rotund ceilings, honeycomb wall coverings and spiral staircases. The property last sold in September 2020 for AUD$600,000, which is £291,300 ($378k), by the team at PETERSWALD.

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