On arrival Scott welcomed us to the property, he thoughtfully got his two beautiful dogs to move away from the car to help our anxious staffy. He then showed us the cabin, gave us a run down of the property and showed us the extra nice touches with stacks of amenities. Definitely a cut above the rest from other air bnbs in that respect. The goats, horses and chickens are an added bonus. The fire is perfect for a winters night. Scott generously gives you more firewood the second day so you can keep warm all night. Google maps took us a strange way that wanted us to enter through someone else's property on the other side, but we got there in the end. The large windows allow for you to feel one with nature and the balcony is a perfect place for brunch. We had a rosella on the doorstep at one point. Just a note for those who are bringing their dog: most of the surrounding walks in the area are not dog friendly and you may have kangaroos close to the cabin when you take them out to pee late at night... which may set your dog off like it did with ours.
The book with menus of surrounding restaurants and brochures allowed us to see our options in the area and only a short but slightly bumpy ride from everything. The guest book was a lovely touch. Thank you, a lovely way to refresh and celebrate our belated 6 year anniversary/dog's 9th birthday away from the hustle and bustle of the inner suburbs, but only 45 minutes from the inner east. Glad we took advantage of the long weekend!