Deep Earth Sanctuary: Rustic Elven Tiny House

This Tiny Home on wheels, is a cosy, rustic, country getaway woven with twisted elven branches, on a small farm with stunning views of Spring Hill. It features a plethora of movies and games, and a whole library of books on Philosophy, Science, Psychology, Literature, Religion and Mythology. Cosy up by the fire for a film or book on the couch, or indulge in a wine on the deck for the amazing views and sunsets, and enjoy the country air in peace. The space The Tiny House space is for agile folk who are happy to climb ladders into meditation and bedroom lofts, and can squeeze into stone floored showers and navigate cosy kitchens. There is a walk in robe, a study desk and an open deck with a spacious dining table. Guest access There is free parking on site. The tiny house is situated out the back of the property on the edge of a garden area and orchard for you to relax in and explore. 20 Minutes from Daylesford and Ballarat, 5 from Creswick, with Clunes and Castlemaine less than 45 minutes' drive away. Other things to note The tiny house has 2 entrances, both are up four stairs. There is no wheelchair access available. Access to the bed loft is via a ladder, so agility is required. The bathroom is small, requiring an ability to navigate narrow spaces. There are 2 fans, for cooling, and 2 heaters for warmth. You are free to select one charity for which 5% of profit from your stay will go to. We have selected 3 options that are oriented toward preservation/protection/betterment of our planet, from which you may choose. 1. St. Veronica Welfare – a fund for the education and freedom from poverty of children in India. Completely free of administration costs. All monies received go to changing the life story of those in need. 2. Carbon 8 - to transition Australian farmers towards regenerative agriculture; supporting them to greatly enhance their carbon sequestration capacity. 3. Rainforest Alliance - an international non-profit organization working at the intersection of business, agriculture, and forests to make responsible business the new normal. They are building an alliance to protect forests, improve the livelihoods of farmers and forest communities, promote their human rights, and help them mitigate and adapt to the climate crisis.