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A stone circle surrounds a fire pit, with large stones arranged symmetrically. Smoke gently rises from the fire, while lush green grass lines the area. Eucalyptus and native plants provide a natural backdrop, creating a serene outdoor space for relaxation and gatherings.
Guesthouse in Mount Macedon
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 497 reviews

Twelve Stones Forest Getaway

Walk, rest, stay and play on the slopes of a dormant volcano in a beautiful refurbished shipping container space. Breathe the fresh forest air, get back to nature and feel rejuvenated. Set amidst Eucalyptus trees and wonderful Australian native birds and animals. Enjoy quiet time in a magical stone circle. Light a fire, sit under the stars, enjoy your partners company and Mother Natures friendship too. Fall asleep looking up at the stars through the skylights from the comfort of a warm bed.

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The charming exterior of Rothesay Cottage is framed by lush greenery and blooming pink flowers. A decorative wooden gate provides entry to the property, highlighting the garden's hedges. The clear blue sky and scattered clouds enhance the peaceful ambiance of this historic residence.
Guest suite in Trentham
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 350 reviews

Rothesay Cottage: Your petite suite on Cosmo.

Situated one block from Town Square, Rothesay Cottage consists of the front rooms of an original 1870s home, moved from Newbury by steam tractor in 1928. The overall style is a hybrid of 1870s and 1920s Art Deco to reflect its history. Your queen room boasts a stunning period bedroom suite complete with ensuite. Your snug (cosy lounge) includes the original operational Edwardian fireplace with a modern cupboard kitchenette. The front verandah has been enclosed to create a sunroom with daybed.

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The exterior of the Chef's Shed showcases a rustic design, featuring corrugated metal walls and a vibrant red door. Surrounding greenery includes a blooming yellow tree and grassy areas, creating a natural and serene atmosphere.
Farm stay in Trentham
5 out of 5 average rating, 142 reviews

The Chef’s Shed - a farm stay

Situated in "cool country" Trentham, the Chef’s Shed was originally built in 1860, and has been lovingly transformed into a cosy, spacious and unique place to stay. It has quirky living spaces, including a loft, and wide, stunning views over the land around, even from the private sauna which can be used for a modest fee. From here you can explore the region. We are surrounded by nature, and a few minutes from The Falls and historic Trentham with cafes, pubs, walking tracks and a lot of history.

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A charming earth house with a red, pitched roof and a textured stone facade is shown. The entrance features a pair of wooden doors framed by two potted plants. A gravel pathway lined with smooth stones leads to the front door, complementing the surrounding grassy landscape.
Earthen home in Trentham East
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 151 reviews

House of Mud and Straw

House of Mud & Straw sits solidly & silently on open paddocks shared with cows & the sweeping weather. Kick back, cook, play tunes, do puzzles, drink wine, snooze & be merry in this comfy, stylistic, earthy farmstead. Feather & linen beds, pianola parlour, loft chill out space, vintage sitting room, cosy nooks & curated creature comforts. A 2 min walk to the historic Pig and Whistle pub. Close to all things Daylesford & Hepburn regions. Walks, drives, gourmet trails. Insta @houseofmudandstraw

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A charming metal gate marks the entrance to 'Le Shed,' surrounded by lush greenery and colorful flowers. The gate features a tasteful sign displaying the name, inviting guests to explore the garden area that leads to the property.
Tiny home in Blackwood
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 163 reviews

"Le Shed"

Nestled amongst the trees, adjacent to the Wombat State Forest, "Le Shed" is unique & relaxing, perfect for singles or a couple. Ideally located just a short walk into the tiny town of Blackwood offering the country style hotel, with great pub grub, and the PO offers good coffee & light lunches in the garden. Local attractions include B'wood Ridge Nursery offering amazing food & wine, & Garden of St Erth a short bush walk away. Trentham,10 mins away, Daylesford/Kyneton 25 mins. Pet Friendly

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A blue sofa with elegant lines is positioned in front of a light wood table. Colorful abstract artwork is displayed on the walls, enhancing the neutral interiors. A glimpse of the modern kitchen can be seen through the open passageway.
Home in Blackwood
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 346 reviews

Blackwood "Treetops"

An almost entirely open plan house with a vast master bedroom upstairs and a bunk room downstairs, the house sleeps up to six, with a modern kitchen, wood fire, outside deck and large garden, set close by the Wombat State Forest. Suitable for children over five. Pet friendly. Blackwood 'Treetops' is also work friendly as the house has a large desk with landline and internet access. Due to the coronavirus, we are taking extra care to disinfect frequently touched surfaces between reservations.

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A spacious outdoor deck is surrounded by lush greenery, featuring a large wooden table with a woven basket and tableware set. Bright flowers in a vase add a touch of color, while large glass doors lead into the interior space.
Guest suite in Macedon
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 818 reviews

Mokepilly Macedon Ranges - A Country Garden Escape

• Rest • Relax • Rejuvenate • Eat • Drink • Walk • Ride • Explore • Adventure • Experience one of the most beautiful areas of Regional Victoria. Located at the base of Mount Macedon, Mokepilly is a one-bedroom guest suite surrounded by established gardens featuring an extensive living and dining area, a fully-equipped kitchen, a large bedroom with a queen-size four-poster bed, a study nook with a diverse collection of books, and a modern bathroom with a shower and large single-person bath.

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A quaint tiny house is nestled among lush greenery, featuring a welcoming front porch framed by flowering plants. The house, painted in a muted colour, is visible through leafy branches, creating a peaceful and inviting scene in the garden.
Tiny home in Lauriston
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 139 reviews

Tiny house with loft overlooking country gardens

The perfect romantic escape. A bespoke tiny house nestled under the gum trees overlooking a country cottage style garden. With kitchenette + own bathroom + loft style bed, it has everything you need for a special night away. Including a fire pit + outdoor dining space, along with wood heater inside it's perfect for all seasons. Breakfast of hand gathered eggs, bread, milk supplied for Fri - Sun stays. Loft bed is up a ladder. We do have peacocks, dogs, mini goats, + poultry on the property.

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A grassy area is populated by three kangaroos in a natural setting. Two kangaroos are seen grazing on the grass, while a third stands further back, observing the scene. A gravel path is visible in the foreground, separating the kangaroos from an open space beyond.
Guesthouse in Trentham
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 239 reviews

Turners Retreat

Relax and unwind in the beautiful Victorian countryside at Turner’s Retreat in idyllic Trentham. Turner’s Retreat sleeps up to 5 people in this part-house style accommodation. With a comfortable lounge room and kitchenette, a barbeque area overlooking the garden with both undercover and outdoor dining available it’s the perfect family retreat. The property also boasts a large verandah overlooking the spacious, well-kept garden.

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The villa is surrounded by lush greenery and trees, with a gravel pathway leading to the entrance. Its contemporary architecture features large windows that enhance the natural light. The setting is peaceful, showcasing a harmonious blend of nature and designed spaces.
Guest suite in Trentham
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 122 reviews

Trentham Lake Villas - Tree Tops

This beautiful upstairs Villa provides private boutique accommodation within a relaxing environment. The balcony provides stunning views over the Trentham Lake and its only a short 5-minute stroll through the Quarry Street Reserve to the High Street where you will find the Cosmo and Plough Hotels, Annie Smithers’ Du Fermier restaurant and an array of delightful shops, cafes and the Red Beard Bakery.

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A quaint miners cottage is nestled among trees, featuring a red roof and a welcoming porch. A wooden fence encircles the front yard, providing a rustic touch. The surrounding landscape showcases lush greenery and open space, contributing to a peaceful rural setting.
Cottage in Lauriston
5 out of 5 average rating, 160 reviews

Shepherds Hill Cottage Blissful Farm Stay Getaway

A gorgeous, gently restored miners cottage set in a tranquil location, Shepherds Hill Cottage is part of a working alpaca farm. The secluded cottage has it's own private garden and is right next to the alpaca nursery paddock, so expect to see lots of crias (baby alpacas)! The cottage is conveniently located, 10mins to Kyneton, 15mins to Trentham, 20 mins to Daylesford and 1hr 15mins to Melbourne.

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Cottage in Trentham
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 223 reviews

Miners Cottage at Acre of Roses Rose Farm Retreat

TRENTHAM – AUSTRALIA’S TOP TINY TOWN 2025 Spring Special: Stay 3, Pay 2. The Miner’s Cottage is a luxe WITT-Certified wellness retreat on a rose farm, with cedar hot tub, steam shower & indoor–outdoor cinema. Styled by Belle Bright Project & featured globally, it’s designed for slowing down. Stroll to Trentham Village or Wombat Forest. Includes on-demand firepit & mulled wine.

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Welcome to Trentham

This tiny town 100 kilometres (62 miles) northwest of Melbourne was born from gold, with prospectors flocking in droves to this part of the state to seek their fortunes. Many struck it rich along the sheer ridge of the Great Dividing Range, not just in gleaming nuggets but also in discovering the region’s bubbling, mineral-rich natural springs, characteristic of Trentham’s neighbouring towns like Daylesford and Hepburn Springs. Also neighbouring is wildlife-rich Wombat State Forest, home to thundering waterfalls accessible via epic hiking and cycling trails.

When you’re not working up a sweat in bathhouses or in the great outdoors, Trentham itself offers a taste of yesteryear, its handsome historic buildings now home to boutiques and cafes, the leafy streetscape so pretty it has been the backdrop for a number of films. The rich, volcanic soil here nurtures postcard-perfect gardens as well as orchards of cherries, chestnuts, and olives — bring your stamina and your appetite, because outdoor adventures and culinary indulgences go hand in hand in Trentham.

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Mineral Springs

This part of Victoria is mineral spring country, which means that minutes after leaving Trentham you can be immersed in healing thermal waters in the nearby towns of Daylesford and Hepburn Springs. Book into bathhouses where you can soak away what ails you, or sign up for indulgent spa treatments including massages and facials — wellness centres abound.

Trentham Falls

Trentham Falls in the Coliban River Scenic Reserve breaks records in Victoria as one of the longest single-drop waterfalls of its kind. Water tumbles 32 metres from the clifftop over basalt columns to the forest floor, then cuts through a gorge laced with native flora. Head to the lookout for views over this immense wilderness area.

Lerderderg State Park

Just south of Trentham, this vast wilderness area unites earth-cleaving gorges with fast-flowing rivers — and plenty of hiking trails in between. Serious trekkers can anticipate dramatic views from clifftop lookouts, while families can bring barbecue supplies to cook up beside the river before a gentle stroll to Grahams Dam.

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