A pioneer cottage built in 1881 of pit-sawn totara slabs, the interior can be viewed through glass panels. Take a break from driving and explore the interior of the cottage from the outside.
Rai Valley Cottage
This four-roomed cottage was built by the first European settler in the district, Charles Turner. Built of pit-sawn totara slabs cut on the site, many fixed with hand-forged iron nails, with a shingled roof and a fireplace of river stones. It has been furnished in pioneer style. The cottage is accessible at all times; the interior can be seen through glass viewing panels.
The exterior of the house maybe viewed from the entrance pathway only.
Opouri Road, Rai Valley, New Zealand.
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