This is an easy to get to tiny home converted from a shipping container, in a location that feels isolated. It nestles into the side of a hill on a flat piece of land (easy parking) surrounded by hills of rainforest. It faces forward to ponds that run down hill to a farmhouse some 200 metres away. The farm faces away from the home so you are never observed. But you get to watch, sheep, goats, ducks and chickens. That is if you don't get enthralled by the huge abundance of native birds that live around you. Black cockatoos, white ones of course, thornbills, blue wrens, treeclimbers, currawongs, thrushes and honeyeaters. I have never seen so many birds I couldn't identify. It's a lush place.
As you leave your car you see provision to barbecue food on the outdoor firepits. There are a few steps up onto a large patio area with outdoor lounge furniture for taking in the morning chorus or the afternoon sunset.
Inside is well worked out and very tastefully decorated, quite minimal but with a good eye for detail taking advantage of floor to ceiling windows with sliding door. I never felt cramped.
The microwave seems to have a convection cooking setting as well as standard microwave settings. There is no stove top. But if you want there are pans and pots for cooking outdoors. Chairs and tables are foldaway hanging on the walls. Very efficient use of space.
There is a supply of books and dvds which you might need as there is a TV but no reception. I read, walked and watched the wildlife. There is mobile reception but don't expect to download images or videos. This place is all about getting away.
There is a new split system aircon for dealing with cold mornings or warm afternoons. I used it for the times the temp hit 30+ and it is quiet and efficient. The bed is the type you can convert from single to double. As I was alone I used the single and found the mattress very comfy and supportive. Country snuggle cosy.
The bathroom area is modern, simple and elegant with everything provided. The water takes a few seconds to come through as it is pumped. The hot water is plenty hot and there is a strong steady flow. You are not skimping.
I will come back. It is easy access to so many hills attractions, fine dining in Clematis proper, I had a wonderful massage in Monbulk and the drive through the winding hills is gorgeous.