This mysterious Tasmanian shed hides an epic bachelor pad with games room, bar, workshop and a very luxe shower

A simple steel shed hides a bachelor’s dream home, complete with a huge workshop, games room and modern one-bedroom flat.

The shed house or ‘shouse’ is located on the sleepy streets of Sisters Beach on Tasmania’s north-west coast, just under two and a half hours from Launceston.

The industrial facade distinguishes itself from the adjacent houses thanks to the Colourbond steel walls, two roller doors and an Australian coat of arms emblem.

Inside, guests are greeted by a large mechanic’s workshop with more than enough space to store and ‘tinker’ with cars, boats, bicycles and caravans.

There is a fireplace in the center of the barn to keep the space warm on cold days, while stairs lead up to a spacious mezzanine with a built-in bar, pool table and lounge areas.

The shed house or ‘shouse’ is located in Sisters Beach on the north west coast of Tasmania, just under a two and a half hour drive from Launceston

Inside, guests are greeted by a large mechanic’s workshop with more than enough space to store and ‘tinker’ with cars, boats, bicycles and caravans.

The master bedroom has its own uniquely designed bathroom with a blue glass sink and a double shower with two rain jet heads.

Under the barn stairs is an unsuspecting white door that leads through the open kitchen, dining and living area to the modern home.

Stylish wicker pendant lamps hang above the kitchen island and on the other side there is a sunny courtyard with large ceiling-high windows and sliding doors.

The master bedroom has its own uniquely designed bathroom with a blue glass sink and a double shower with two rain jet heads.

Outside, the 1,200 sqm double block has a sparkling lawn, a small storage shed and a garden bed with pebbles and maritime-style decorations.

Stylish wicker pendant lights hang above the kitchen island bench and a sunny courtyard on the other side of large ceiling-high windows and sliding doors

There is a fireplace in the center of the barn to keep the space warm on cold days, while stairs lead up to a spacious mezzanine with a built-in bar, pool table and lounges.

Outside, the 1,200 sqm double block has a sparkling lawn, a small storage shed and a garden bed with pebbles and maritime-style decorations.

The Sisters Beach “house” is now for sale, accepting offers over $749,000. Listing agent Von Wright of One Agency Burnie told FEMAIL that interest in the home was a ‘mixed bag’ from single men and couples looking for a holiday home

The Sisters Beach “house” is now for sale, accepting offers over $749,000. Sisters Beach currently does not have an average home sales price; only one home has been sold in the past 12 months.

Listing agent Von Wright of One Agency Burnie told FEMAIL that interest in the home was mixed, but no offers have been made yet.

“The interested locals are mainly single gentlemen and bachelors, while there are more couples from the mainland looking to set up a holiday home,” she said.

The seller of the Serrata Crescent pad is a semi-retired man who is now looking for another seaside location to build himself a second shed as it is a cheaper housing alternative due to rising construction costs.