Cosy mudbrick cottage

Families will love this rustic mudbrick cottage on a 10 acre property within a relaxed bush setting. Enjoy amazing sunsets, watch the kangaroos from the veranda, or take a walk through local bushlands. The outdoor fire area is the perfect place to unwind and view the amazing stars on a clear night. A few minutes drive from Talbot and 15 minutes drive from the famous Clunes Book Town. Being Central Victoria we have many small towns surrounding us within an hours drive. The space This open plan cottage has cosy wood fired heater, (please be sure to bring your own fire wood) Please make sure to check the fire restrictions in the warmer months before lighting the outdoor fire pit, dining area, well-stocked bookshelves, and well equipped kitchen. With three bunk beds in the main bedroom and a double bed in the lounge, up to eight people can sleep comfortably. It is perfect for a family or friends getaway, or for tradies (who don’t want a sterile hotel). Plenty of outdoor areas available for relaxing, with pizza oven and BBQ. There are friendly dogs, cats, sheep, - or just to enjoy looking at. Please note - the property has one other cottage and a shed/house, where a friendly local, his dogs and a cat live – who may come and visit. Pets are welcome, but please ensure that they have their own beds Please note, there is a small fenced verandah for pets and a paddock close by, but the rest of the property is not fenced and we do have and other animals roaming around. The cottage has a log fire inside and a couple of fire pits outside. (be sure to check the fire restrictions before lighting fires outdoors) please organise your own wood before you come if you are planning on using the fires. Guest access You will have access to the whole cottage and surrounding property. Other things to note Please note that we are a farm and we live on the edge of bushland, we are by no means a sterile environment. We often have birds nesting on the verandahs (the kids enjoy watching the baby birds) also we sometimes have a micro bat find his way into the cottage. They are a protected species and totally harmless Occasional there is an echidna and stumpy tailed lizzard, kangaroos and lots of birds who wonder by.