While the place was clean and tidy and comfortable it was more a tiny space rather than a tiny home. A good tiny home utlises the space well. We felt that there were elements of the space that could be improved. For instance, and most particularly we did not like the outdoor table that was used as the inside table, it did not fit well into the space. Shelves on walls would be useful. Also there was no space for suitcases. That could be rectified with a bed that was higher to provide under bed storage. A lounge could also be created where the bed was by utilising a pull down bed that fitted over sofas. While the air conditioning worked very well. There was limited windows that opened. The main winfows were north facing and therefore heated the place up a lot. Less windows to give better wall space with more that could be opened would have been nice. A cavity door could have been used into the bathroom so that the shower could have been tiled to the walls. There was wasted space between the shower and the sliding door. Outside, a bit more shelter plantings and privacy would be nice, although the property was relatively private to the public.

We stayed in this tiny house, set at the front of the owners property, it was private but not really the “bush” experience we’d hoped for. The bed is comfortable and the bathroom is good but the kitchen amenities were pretty basic, so don’t expect to cook, no bbq either. We were excited about the fire pit, however you have to bring your own wood (none available in town) and the seating around the fire drum was pretty basic. Overall they could make it really nice but it was a couple of ratty old chairs, so not quite as expected. It was ok for a night but with some uplift it might be a better overall experience!