Tiny Away has launched a series of stunning new houses across rural and regional Victoria.
Tiny Away, the trailblazing company in the world of tiny houses, has just unveiled three brand-new enchanting getaways nestled in the heart of regional Victoria.
For those yearning for a break from the urban hustle, these compact wonders promise an immersive nature experience without sacrificing modern comforts. Perfectly timed for the upcoming summer holidays, these tiny houses are a novel escape into the tranquility of Victoria’s picturesque landscapes.
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Golden Plains: Ross Creek (Ballarat)
Take a leisurely break in the slow-paced backcountry at Golden Plains tiny house, where open fields, dense woods, and farm animals set the scene. A mere 15-minute drive from the city of Ballarat, this tiny haven offers panoramic views, walking and riding trails, and a peaceful retreat into nature.
After a day of exploration, refuel at one of the town’s popular eateries, breweries, or cafes. The Provincial Hotel’s Lola is a standout for locally sourced dishes and an impressive wine list. Sip local drops at Mitchell Harris Wine Bar, sample craft beer at Hop Temple, or book a table at the award-winning Underbar.
Summer Lea: Howes Creek (Mansfield/High Country)
Surrounded by expansive grasslands and natural forests, Summer Lea invites you to unwind on its 2.5-acre property, accompanied only by native wildlife like kangaroos, wombats, and echidnas. Embrace the adventure in the High Country’s stunning mountains, valleys, rivers, and lakes, offering year-round excitement.
Rest your legs and recharge at renowned restaurants and wineries such as King Valley Wines and Delatite Wines. Dive into the vibrant craft brewery scene, explore local provedores and farm gates brimming with delights, and make the most of the region’s culinary offerings.
The Pony Paddock: Tarrengower (Mount Alexander)
Nestled at the base of Mount Tarrengower, The Pony Paddock promises a haven for bushwalking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and wildlife watching. Explore the nearby Lake Cain Curren Reserve for fishing, swimming, and water skiing.
Just 10 minutes away, historic Maldon beckons with gold-era streetscapes, unique boutiques, bookshops, and local restaurants. Castlemaine, rich in gold rush history, is also close by, offering a treasure trove of remarkable buildings.
For those craving a respite from city life, Tiny Away beckons with a growing tourism movement, particularly in Australia, where low-impact holidays and ecotourism are gaining traction.
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