This house is a gem, very cozy, and has all the amenities you need for a great stay in Tassie, and has lots of nice touches which make it fee like a home.
Renae has clearly taken a lot of care to make sure all the rooms are nicely furnished with more than the basic essentials. One thing which was very nice was the multiple mechanisms for staying toasty warm! There is a fuel efficient wood pellet heater, room space heaters, and electric blankets in all the beds to make sure you are warm and cozy at night.
The kitchen is fully stocked and they even had some leftover sauces and oils of different flavors which was great and saved us money instead of buying all those, which is normally a drag since they are expensive and you never use all of them.
In addition to this, there were two bathrooms (1.5) and a nice mud room with cleaning supplies, a washer, and dryer. These were every convenient since we spent nearly a week in Tassie and helped a lot with the weather fluctuations (clothes on hot days and rainy days could be easily cleaned and we could keep the common spaces in good shape).
All in all, this was a perfect Airbnb. The only drawback of staying in Madena is its a bit far from most other destinations around Tassie. There are some gorgeous drives to Lake Pedder and Waterfalls nearby, but most of our excursions to Hobart, the East coasts and to the Mountains north meant driving for about half the day. That being said, we saw many Mountain Bikers staying in Madena, and that's clearly the best type of adventure if you would like to stay in this region of Tassie.