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is back in rural Victoria for a short but sweet stint, and if the name doesn’t give it all away let me lay it out for you: Stella is a custom-made tiny home that oozes cottage-core charm, with a floating roll-out sleeping platform that screams star watching, is perfect for a meaningful and cosy winter escape. 

Don’t fret about the cold as this little gem now includes a Swedish inspired woodfired sauna and two bathing tubs, so you can sweat, soak and chill-out whilst gaining front-row access to some dreamy views. Sustainably crafted and thoughtfully built Stella offers glass sliding doors, opening onto a modular deck—yes of course with a firepit, a central woodfire that functions as a hot-plate and a queen-sized bed with hand-picked lush linen, maintaining the cottage but luxury vibes. 

Stella's location constantly changes but you can guarantee you'll find her somewhere stunning, usually on a winery. .

The same hosts of arguably the best Airbnb for large groups are also the masterminds behind this beaut of a tiny home. Whilst it doesn’t follow the exact conventions of what you might associate with a tiny home (and it sleeps up to six people), a converted vintage train carriage that exudes 1920’s sounds mighty fine to us.

Aptly named , the design speaks for itself—and the accolades even more so (winner of Airbnb Best Unique Design last year)—with its beautifully arched ceilings and cherry-red velvet curtains. Fitted out with an outdoor bathtub, indoor wood fireplace, and vintage pieces—plus all the essentials like a fully-functioning kitchen, and outdoor BBQ.

Not only is this ultra quaint tiny house nailing the #cottagecore aesthetic, but it also rests on its very own organic farm. Surrounded by fruit and nut orchards, the  is an off-grid escape perfect for grounding yourself in nature and slowing the pace. Situated in Blampied—close to the spa country region of Daylesford and Hepburn—there is a bountiful selection of spots to explore during your stay. Think the , which is only a quick walk from you lay your head at night. 

A front-runner for the best tiny home in Victoria purely on looks,  is a chic stay that may be small in stature but is packed full of soul. Located in Kallista around 40 minutes from the CBD, Larnook is positioned amongst the rolling green valleys of the Dandenong Ranges. The off-grid stay is powered by rain and solar and features a range of comforts. Inside, you'll find plenty of earthy furnishings and the outdoor section has an outdoor fireplace and hot shower for those balmy summer evenings.

Tiny houses are pretty rad, they’ve got everything you need for a quick weekend getaway and it’s reasonably hard to get lost inside them. If you’re wanting something a little fancier than your run-on-the-mill tiny house, this Castlemaine ‘’ has your name on it.  Styled to a tee, the aesthetic is spot on here; the bedroom leads out onto a wooden verandah with morning sun pouring in and some serious tranquil views with the bush just outside your front door. It also has its very own kitchen so you’re all set. 

The family behind the are also responsible for this beaut—a stunning . As far as tiny homes in Victoria go, this one is offering up a unique experience, nestled in the Yarra Valley and away from the hustle and bustle of the every day. It’s got it all—self check-in, Netflix, cosy queen size bed, fireplace, outdoor bathtub, and even the owners even leave you a cute personalised welcome message on the chalkboard door. 

A tiny house and a tiny drive considering the bush surroundings. This quaint little stay is an hour away from the city, although the farm-style surroundings of  are set to help you feel like you're really getting off the grid. With one of Victoria's premier food and wine regions at your doorstep, this stay is worth its weight in gold; a homely refuge after several wine tastings and sitting through a degustation at any of the premium cellar doors in the area. Set on a sprawling property, there are spectacular views of native bush and the stay is loaded with everything you could need including a hammock for that afternoon sun siesta. 

Looking like something straight out of a fairytale? This dreamy hut called  is located on a sprawling 40-acre property in the Dandenong Ranges. Just an hour's drive from Melbourne, this secluded paradise will see you soaking up the natural surroundings with the hut’s outdoor kitchen and ample seating areas perfect for kicking up your feet and diving into a classic book. And while it’s tempting to spend all day in the straw-bale yurt, the property is on the doorstep of loads of must-see places like nearby Emerald Lake and the Kokoda Track Memorial Walk.

is a luxury tiny home, made and built sustainably by the host, at the foothill of the Grampian ranges. Say less (but we won't). A cosy, compact little space, they didn’t skimp out on the aesthetics for this one—the gorgeous outdoor bathtub is just the starting point. A complimentary hamper awaits you, with an assortment of local goods including Blue Wren Bakery bread, spreads from Five Ducks Farm and two bottles of Pomonal Estate Wine. Nook On The Hill is the perfect romantic location to unwind and relax. 

Located in Southwest Victoria on the traditional lands of the Gunditjmara people,  is an off-grid tiny home with a stunning blend of aesthetics and functionality. The house maximizes space while maintaining comfort. The interior boasts beautifully refurbished wooden furnishings, including hardwood tables and a staircase connecting the two levels. The lounge centres around a Coonara-style fireplace, accompanied by couch and day bed for enjoying the scenic hills. The kitchen is well-equipped and features a generous dining table.

Tucked away in the Yarra Valley's food and wine haven, this tiny but mighty  is exactly what the doctor ordered. Inside the bones of this 70's international truck, find everything you need to relax and recharge in the privacy of the secluded bush. Enjoy a cuppa on the outdoor deck and stay warm in the evenings by the firepit. You can even nestle in with a good read in the driver's seat (literally). 

Just five minutes drive from Healesville, this  in the Yarra Valley is one to lock in for that special getaway. Set on its own private property, enjoy the lush native bush and ranges that encompass the eco-friendly stay. Easily one of the best tiny houses in Victoria, the inside is full of charm with rustic white-washed walls and polished timber features. The queen-sized bed is also nestled under the window, so each morning you can fling them open and take in the morning breeze.

Located up in the Yarra Ranges, the  is tucked next to the Redwood Forrest. It's set on a 2.5-hectare property and being an off-the-grid gem, the tiny home runs entirely on solar. The stay is brimming with everything you need for a comfortable stay: a large outdoor wooden deck with mountain views, a fireplace, leather couch, and a TV for settling in for a late-night movie. This mezzanine bedroom is also another charming feature, giving off big-wood cabin vibes. Surrounded by natural wildlife, there are resident kookaburras, wallabies and wombats that pass through. It's bloody magical.