Golden Hour Hideaway by Tiny Away

Summary:
Get your front-row seat to Victoria’s most cinematic sunset. Golden Hour Hideaway by Tiny Away is a holiday home and tiny house perched on pastures—spot kangaroos grazing at dusk, echidnas foraging along the fence line, and majestic black cockatoos soaring overhead. An off-grid getaway that ditches the distractions for sky-wide views and deep-breath tranquility. Fire up the BBQ, stargaze by the firepit, or just let nature do its thing. This tiny home is only 8 minutes from Daylesford, but honestly, you won’t want to leave.

The Space:
Golden Hour Hideaway by Tiny Away is tucked away in the peaceful countryside of Glenlyon, just 8 minutes from Daylesford, this holiday home is where rolling hills meet fiery sunsets, and the only traffic jam is a few kangaroos at dusk. Sip coffee as Wombat Hill wakes up, chase waterfalls at Trentham Falls, and hit the Daylesford Sunday Market before returning to your cozy deckside.

A comfortable 139-square-foot tiny home with easy access to water, split air conditioning, a kitchenette, cooking equipment, and excellent bathroom facilities. These amenities include an eco-friendly cassette toilet, hand basin, and shower (gas-heated for hot showers).

If you plan to spend your tiny house Victoria retreat here, we advise bringing your basic necessities, such as food and water, during your stay with us. Thank you!

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Guest Access:
Guests have full access to the tiny home, its immediate surroundings, and the entire 10-acre property—except for the private main house area.

The Neighborhood:
Golden Hour Hideaway by Tiny Away puts you in the heart of Glenlyon’s countryside, just 8 minutes from Daylesford but far from the usual. This is open sky, rolling farmland, and crisp country air with no city hum in the background. Wake up to golden fields, grazing sheep, and the occasional kangaroo passing by. Spend your mornings at Cliffy’s with a great coffee and breakfast, then enjoy lunch or dinner at the newly refurbished Daylesford Hotel’s outdoor beer garden. If you're in the mood for a local drop, Attwoods Winery and Restaurant in Glenlyon and The Burrow Winery in Denver are both just a five-minute drive away, offering incredible wines and dining experiences. The nearby Daylesford Cidery in Musk is perfect for a relaxed afternoon, serving local cider and beer with a great lunch menu, whether you visit in winter by the fireplace or in summer under the trees.

For a more laid-back experience, take a one-minute drive, a 15-minute walk, or a five-minute bike ride to the famous Glenlyon General Store. This cozy spot is perfect for breakfast or lunch, with a beautiful selection of local wines. From there, explore the scenic trails along the Loddon River leading to Glenlyon Reserve—a must-do in autumn and spring when the landscape is at its most vibrant.

Our local recommendations:

- Lake Daylesford is a man-made lake with a restaurant, playground, and picnic areas.
- Hepburn Springs is a town known for its natural setting and healing mineral springs that most vacationers visit.
- Daylesford Sunday Market is a premier shopping destination in Victoria offering fresh vegetables, meat, and flowers.
- Wombat Hill Botanic Gardens are known for their beauty, stunning fernery, picnic area, and a lookout tower with scenic views.
- Trentham Falls is the highest single drop of any waterfall in Central Victoria, the moss-covered falls are suitable for picnics in bush-covered surroundings.

Food Scene

- Bistro Terroir offers delicious main dishes, an excellent wine selection, and friendly staff.
- Daylesford Steakhouse is a traditional heritage steakhouse with good food, ambiance, and service.
- Larder Daylesford is a lively cafe known for its single-origin coffee and seasonal menu. Most-visited by locals and city dwellers.
- Sault Restaurant Daylesford is one of Daylesford’s best sustainable restaurants, modern cuisine dining with a focus on seasonality and local produce, dining overlooking well-manicured flower fields and its own lake.
- Tonna's Family-run Grocer and Blake Family Grocer will provide all your food shopping needs, including local farmers and artisan produce.

Getting Around:
By Car:

- 90 minutes from Melbourne
- Accessible by 2WD

By Public Transport:

- No direct public transport, driving required
- 8-minute drive to Daylesford
- Taxis available but must be booked well in advance (hosts can assist with transport)

By Flight:

- Nearest major airport: Melbourne Airport (Tullamarine), 90 minutes by car
- Car rental recommended for flexibility

Other Things to Note:
- WiFi is available
- Gas BBQ grill is available and you are welcome to use the gas BBQ grill. Please clean it after use. It will be unavailable during fire restriction periods
- Pets are not allowed, as we are on a farm with animals
- As the Tiny home is situated on a Farm, there will be tractor usage and farming activities from time to time
- Smoking is not allowed on the property
- No unregistered guests or visitors are allowed
- Mobile reception has good signal for Telstra; weak signal for the rest
- Don’t forget to close the windows and lock doors when leaving the tiny house/ property
- Make sure to turn off the lights, air conditioning, and electronics (e.g., especially chargers)
- We would like to advise guests that longer stays or later check-outs will incur an additional charge
- The area does experience power outages on occasion. We recommend you bring a torch.
- As you will be on a farm we recommend bringing a pair of gumboots or bluestones for your stay whilst you are on the property, this will help keep your stay in the Tiny Home comfortable.

Guest Advisory

- We would like to remind guests that our tiny house follows ecologically sustainable principles, including an eco-friendly cassette toilet with a removable waste-holding tank.
-We kindly request guests to take their bathroom rubbish, recycling, and kitchen rubbish with them when they leave. There are two bins provided at the front gate. Yellow is recycling. Red is general rubbish.
-Kindly leave all shoes outside, there is a covered dry box for you. This helps keep you comfortable whilst inside the Tiny home.

Important note:

- Keep in mind that gas BBQ grill and outdoor fire pit are not available during a total fire ban
- Fire pit is to be used only from the months of June to October when there are no fire restrictions
- Due to the nature of the property, abundant wildlife may be present in the surrounding areas
- For stays of 5 nights or more (or for bookings of 5 nights or more), an additional cleaning fee will be collected to help maintain the cassette toilet and ensure a clean and fresh experience for all guests. We appreciate your understanding.
- Our policy and property amenities are strictly set to accommodate no more than 2 guests. If this rule is not followed, an additional fee will be charged to account for the extra occupancy or adjustments needed.

Interaction with Guests:
Guests will enjoy your own private space but we are always happy to chat with you.