Jindi Mibunnya - Boutique Studio Cabin in Main Arm

Eco Studio Cabin in Main Arm Jindi Mibunnya sits on Bundjalung Country; six acres of native forest in recovery. It's an ongoing labour of love as we welcome the re-emerging natural landscape from what was once a banana plantation. Our house and guest cabin are perched on a north-facing slope. We created the studio space with a warm and organic aesthetic, with little touches to make you feel welcome and looked-after. The expansive outlook breathes with a deep and abiding peacefulness. The space Farmland stretches along The Pocket Road below us with forested green ranges encircling beyond. You'll hear 'farmy' sounds in the distance - moo-cows, a tractor, working dogs, etc., as well as the occasional vehicle passing along the road below. Mostly you'll hear an unfolding sound-scape of birdlife. We are an accredited 'Land for 'Wildlife' property, and don't keep dogs or cats so that our native furred, feathered and scaled inhabitants can thrive. We (Linda and Robin) live in the main house, with the cabin, 'Mini Jindi' ('Little Nest'), situated directly behind our house. The cabin is stand-alone with private entry and faces away from the main house, looking northwards across to the ranges. It's thoughtfully appointed with human-and-enviro-friendly paints and finishes, plant-based cleaning products, locally produced and chemical-free body care products, natural/organic bedding, and uber-filtered rainwater from our tanks, so no need to buy water. The luxurious queen bed is wrapped in 100% flax linen, the pillows are organic Australian wool. A pull-down screen on the deck's little outdoor kitchen area protects from sun or rain if needed. Cookware and kitchen appliances are stowed in the cupboards on the deck. There's a sense of being cradled, yet exhilarated by the deep, abiding presence of the encircling ranges. Main Arm General Store is a five-minute walk down the hill. It's humble-as, and the local go-to for a great bottle of red, locally handmade 'Love' chocolates, the BEST burgers...and the Friday nights' wood-fired pizzas; a local institution. We're a ten-minute drive to colourful and quirky Mullumbimby with its many shops and cafes, two pubs, a couple of truly kick-ass restaurants, and an AMAZING bakery. The vibrant farmers’ market every Friday morning offers a cornucopia of fresh, local produce, much of it organically grown, as well as artisanal food products, quality live music, two coffee carts and amazing cooked breakfasts to enjoy at sit-down tables. A twenty-minute drive will see you to the expansive stretches of South Golden and New Brighton beaches. The entrance to magnificent Mt. Jerusalem National Park is ten minutes from us: home to a swag of bush walks, swimming holes and cascades, and outlooks to take your breath away. Other things to note Organic espresso coffee, local raw honey, locally produced olive oil (farmers market!) and local-harvested macadamia nuts are a few of the treats provided. Supporting the local growers and sharing the products we love is one of the aspects we enjoy most about having guests stay in Mini Jindi. A simple self-serve breakfast including local farm-crafted muesli and croissants from Mullumbimby's Baker and Daughters for your first day is provided. Linda's studio (clay sculpture and mosaics) is nestled at the bottom of the driveway; you're welcome to drop in. Her works often find their way into Mini Jindi. Jindi Mibunnya offers a sweet retreat in which to relax and replenish and watch the changing sky...between excursions into this very special region. We're enveloped in natural beauty and wilderness, as well as creative arts, healing arts, epicurean delights, vibrant markets, HEAPS of live music, festivals, and endless stretches of beach and surf... Information on everything mentioned here, and links, are to be found in the compendium in the cabin. And please don't be shy about consulting the human compendiums that are Linda and Robin! Registration Details PID-STRA-63799