Relaxing Tiny House Perfect for Reconnect and Outdoor Activities in Victoria, Australia

Description

Take your spontaneous weekend getaways! Positioned in a secluded area of a vast expanse on a 244-acre property that serves as a haven for livestock farming, this personal retreat allows visitors to unwind and reconnect with nature by providing ample space for relaxation, leisurely walks, and outdoor activities.

The ultimate tiny house Victoria escapes with panoramic views of the towering Melbourne CBD buildings that combines natural splendor, privacy, and easy access to nearby towns.

The Space:
It sits in the quiet locality, north of Melbourne, where a gentle breeze rustles through majestic trees, providing shelter and serenity as guests enjoy breathtaking 360-degree views of the expansive valley—making it the ideal setting for relaxation and rejuvenation. Nearby towns of Sunbury and Romsey, Macedon Ranges are just a few of the attractions in the area.

It's a comfortable accommodation with easy access to water, split air conditioning, a kitchenette, cooking equipment, and excellent bathroom facilities including a cassette toilet with a removable waste-holding tank, hand basin, and shower (gas heated for hot showers) for you to use.

If you plan to spend your tiny house Victoria escapes here, we advise that you bring your basic necessities, such as food and water during your stay with us. Thank you!

Guest Access:
Guests will have restricted access to the main house, except for emergencies such as maintenance, repair, or in need of medical assistance.

Guests will have access to the tiny house, open green areas, and the cellar door, where they will be able to sample and appreciate our great wines.

The Neighborhood:
It sits in a locality north of Melbourne, Victoria. Where you explore the nearby towns, restaurants, and some of the local recommendations listed below.

Exploring Sunbury and Romsey:

Sunbury is just a stone's throw away and is home to historical treasures such as the renowned Rupertswood Mansion and the lovely Jacksons Creek Reserve.

Romsey, on the other hand, is a charming country atmosphere with boutique stores, cafes, and other attractions. Visitors can partake in wine tasting, explore renowned vineyards, indulge in local cuisine, or embark on nature trails to uncover hidden gems.

Random Order Cafe in Romsey:

Situated in the heart of Romsey, Random Order Cafe is a hidden gem loved for its unique and creative menu. This quirky cafe offers an eclectic range of cuisine ranging from exquisite brunch options to vegetarian meals, delectable pastries, and cakes; each item is expertly prepared and brimming with flavor.

The cozy and rustic interior with friendly service makes Random Order Cafe a delightful place to unwind and enjoy a memorable dining experience.

Macedon Ranges:

The Macedon Ranges region, encompassing picturesque towns such as Macedon, Mount Macedon, and Woodend, is a treasure trove of natural beauty and charming attractions. Take a scenic drive through the winding roads and enjoy breathtaking views of rolling hills, vibrant gardens, and serene forests.

Visit the stunning Mount Macedon Memorial Cross, explore the historic Hanging Rock Gardens, or indulge in wine tasting at one of the region's renowned wineries. The Macedon Ranges offer a perfect blend of natural wonders and cultural experiences, providing an enriching and captivating day trip from Bolinda.

Getting Around:
By car:

40 mins, 50 km drive from Melbourne, and is reachable by 2WD.

By public transport:

Train/Bus:

Guests can take a train from Melbourne's CBD to Clarkfield Station. The journey takes approximately 40 minutes.
From Clarkfield Station, guests can then catch a bus to 94 Havelock Road. The bus routes and schedules may vary, so it's recommended to check with the local transportation authority or use online journey planners to determine the specific bus to take.

Train and Taxi/Uber:

- Guests can take a train from Melbourne's CBD to Clarkfield Station, which takes around 40 minutes.
- Once at Clarkfield Station, guests can arrange for a taxi or use a ride-sharing service like Uber to reach 94 Havelock Road. Taxis and ride-sharing services are usually available near train stations.
- It's important to note that public transport schedules may vary, so guests are advised to check the latest train and bus timetables or use online journey planners for the most up-to-date information. Additionally, it's recommended to have a contact number or address for local taxi services or ride-sharing apps readily available in case transportation needs arise.

Other Things to Note:
- Firewood costs $20 for 10 kg
- Potable drinking water at $xxx
- No smoking allowed on the property
- We have an outdoor BBQ for guest-use
- Mobile reception is good for all networks
- Two (2) Bicycles for rent at $20 per day
- No unregistered guests or visitors are allowed
- Pets are not allowed on beds and sofas, and clean after your pet’s droppings
- Please clean up after your pet’s shedding before checking out in courtesy of other guests
- Please note that this is a PET-FRIENDLY property, and pet policies will be sent prior to your arrival
- We would like to advise guests that longer stays or later check-outs will incur an additional charge

Important note:

- Due to the nature of the property, abundant wildlife may be present on the property
- Keep in mind that BBQ grills and outdoor fire pits are not available during a total fire ban
- In order to maintain the cleanliness and functionality of our compost toilets a minimum additional cleaning fee is applied for stays of 5 nights or more. We appreciate your cooperation in ensuring a hygienic experience during your stay.

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