



Yarriambiance – “Mayfair v2.0” Tiny House
Tiny house in Jung, Grampians, VIC, AU
100% Recommended•
2 people
No pets
Nestled amongst the ancient redgums, on the banks of the Yarriambiack Creek, is the Mayfair (v2.0) Tiny House, which will be your home away from home, as you relax and unwind in this rural setting.
Stay 2 nights, and for the price of a 5kg bag of carrots 🥕 🥕 (currently under $10) you can stay an extra night!!
See further details below.....
Mayfair (v2.0) is named in honour of the original tiny house, built in the mid 1950’s by Syd and Ed Drendel (your host's father and uncle). They named it the ‘Mayfair’ after a swanky Melbourne hotel that they stayed in. It was a ‘portable hut’, which later became known as ‘Fishermans Hut’, and resided on the banks of Lake Albacutya and then Lake Hindmarsh, in north west Victoria. The Mayfair (v2.0) is a 21st century version of the original Mayfair.
It aims to make you feel as comfortable as possible, whilst remaining off-grid. A loft bed, gas hotplate, shower and wood burning heater are just some of the features that will make you feel at home. A flushing toilet with a porcelain bowl is provided for extra guest comfort. The holding tank contains a biological additive which is environmentally friendly and septic safe. This additive eliminates unpleasant smells, reduces gas build up and stimulates the breakdown of waste matter & toilet paper.
Outside, you will have your own secluded area, including an irrigated turf area, a fire-pit and seats and bench tops carved out of some of the redgums that have come to ground.
In the summer months, sit under the shade of the magnificent redgums and take in the sunset, or admire the full moon filtering through the branches above you. In the winter months, snuggle around the campfire and watch the flames flicker and dance as you contemplate the simple things in life, and possibly toast some marshmallows.
Please note that the creek may be dry (it depends on seasonal rainfall), but there are many waterholes not far away that are worth exploring. When dry, the creek makes a great walking trail.
The predominant sounds will be those of the local birdlife, from early morning to early evening. And when the creek has water in it, the chorus sounds of frogs will fill the air every evening/night. In the distance, you may hear a train rattling down the main Melbourne to Adelaide line. Or you may hear the sound of tyres rolling along a gravel road, from a neighbour passing by. At certain times of the year, you may hear the sound of large machine toiling away in a nearby paddock, as the neighbouring farmer sows or harvests his crop.
If you need more space to bring other family and friends, we also have these additional options on the property.
- Tiny House Truck (check out the listing for "The International"). Suitable for up to 5 people.
- Rustic Cabin (check out the listing for "Greenhills Tavern"). Suitable for up to 6 people.
-Campsite. Suitable for up to 4 caravans/RV's/campers, or 20 people. Complete with decking, green grass, campfire pit and mains water.
Please message the host if you would like to enquire about using any of the above.
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Stay 2 nights, and for the price of a 5kg bag of carrots 🥕 🥕 (currently under $10) you can stay an extra night!! **
All you need to do to claim your extra night, is book a 2 night stay through any of the usual channels, and then like/tag us on your socials with your bag of carrots, and we will add an extra night to your stay...simple as that!!
Things are tough at the moment with cost of living pressures, so it's just our way of trying to give people a break, without it costing you a fortune.
In addition, we will have two very happy camels who love getting selfies with our guests 🤳, so it's a win win :)
**Offer not available on long weekends or school holidays.
GUEST ACCESS
Guest will have access to the tiny house and the surrounding except our private property.
Respect of Property & Other Guests
- We expect you to leave the property as you found it.
- There may also be other guests staying at the property during your stay. The guest sites are far enough away from each other, so that you can keep your privacy. Alternatively, there may be opportunities to socialise with other guests, but that is entirely up to you.
- Guests are attracted to this location for the natural environment, and the sounds of the birds and wildlife that live along the Yarriambiack Creek. Please do not disturb the tranquillity of the property with loud music and boisterous behaviour. Please respect the environment, and other guests that may be staying at the property.
Other things to note:
- Outdoor fire pit is available (not available during fire restriction period Nov-Mar).
- A hammock and outdoor beanbag is also available for use.
- 2 adult kayaks and 2 kids kayaks for hire. There is a small lake at Murtoa (10 mins) which is suitable for kayaking, as well as other waterways not far away. Enquire with us in advance for more info
Stay 2 nights, and for the price of a 5kg bag of carrots 🥕 🥕 (currently under $10) you can stay an extra night!!
See further details below.....
Mayfair (v2.0) is named in honour of the original tiny house, built in the mid 1950’s by Syd and Ed Drendel (your host's father and uncle). They named it the ‘Mayfair’ after a swanky Melbourne hotel that they stayed in. It was a ‘portable hut’, which later became known as ‘Fishermans Hut’, and resided on the banks of Lake Albacutya and then Lake Hindmarsh, in north west Victoria. The Mayfair (v2.0) is a 21st century version of the original Mayfair.
It aims to make you feel as comfortable as possible, whilst remaining off-grid. A loft bed, gas hotplate, shower and wood burning heater are just some of the features that will make you feel at home. A flushing toilet with a porcelain bowl is provided for extra guest comfort. The holding tank contains a biological additive which is environmentally friendly and septic safe. This additive eliminates unpleasant smells, reduces gas build up and stimulates the breakdown of waste matter & toilet paper.
Outside, you will have your own secluded area, including an irrigated turf area, a fire-pit and seats and bench tops carved out of some of the redgums that have come to ground.
In the summer months, sit under the shade of the magnificent redgums and take in the sunset, or admire the full moon filtering through the branches above you. In the winter months, snuggle around the campfire and watch the flames flicker and dance as you contemplate the simple things in life, and possibly toast some marshmallows.
Please note that the creek may be dry (it depends on seasonal rainfall), but there are many waterholes not far away that are worth exploring. When dry, the creek makes a great walking trail.
The predominant sounds will be those of the local birdlife, from early morning to early evening. And when the creek has water in it, the chorus sounds of frogs will fill the air every evening/night. In the distance, you may hear a train rattling down the main Melbourne to Adelaide line. Or you may hear the sound of tyres rolling along a gravel road, from a neighbour passing by. At certain times of the year, you may hear the sound of large machine toiling away in a nearby paddock, as the neighbouring farmer sows or harvests his crop.
If you need more space to bring other family and friends, we also have these additional options on the property.
- Tiny House Truck (check out the listing for "The International"). Suitable for up to 5 people.
- Rustic Cabin (check out the listing for "Greenhills Tavern"). Suitable for up to 6 people.
-Campsite. Suitable for up to 4 caravans/RV's/campers, or 20 people. Complete with decking, green grass, campfire pit and mains water.
Please message the host if you would like to enquire about using any of the above.
*********************************************
Stay 2 nights, and for the price of a 5kg bag of carrots 🥕 🥕 (currently under $10) you can stay an extra night!! **
All you need to do to claim your extra night, is book a 2 night stay through any of the usual channels, and then like/tag us on your socials with your bag of carrots, and we will add an extra night to your stay...simple as that!!
Things are tough at the moment with cost of living pressures, so it's just our way of trying to give people a break, without it costing you a fortune.
In addition, we will have two very happy camels who love getting selfies with our guests 🤳, so it's a win win :)
**Offer not available on long weekends or school holidays.
GUEST ACCESS
Guest will have access to the tiny house and the surrounding except our private property.
Respect of Property & Other Guests
- We expect you to leave the property as you found it.
- There may also be other guests staying at the property during your stay. The guest sites are far enough away from each other, so that you can keep your privacy. Alternatively, there may be opportunities to socialise with other guests, but that is entirely up to you.
- Guests are attracted to this location for the natural environment, and the sounds of the birds and wildlife that live along the Yarriambiack Creek. Please do not disturb the tranquillity of the property with loud music and boisterous behaviour. Please respect the environment, and other guests that may be staying at the property.
Other things to note:
- Outdoor fire pit is available (not available during fire restriction period Nov-Mar).
- A hammock and outdoor beanbag is also available for use.
- 2 adult kayaks and 2 kids kayaks for hire. There is a small lake at Murtoa (10 mins) which is suitable for kayaking, as well as other waterways not far away. Enquire with us in advance for more info
Features and Amenities
1 bedroom
1 bed
1 bathroom
BBQ
Hammock
Heating
Details
- Check in after 2:00pmCheck out before 10:00am
- Minimum booking: 2 nights
Cancellation Policy:
Receive a full refund (minus service fee) up until 1 week prior to check-in.
Additional Information
Respect of Property & Other Guests
- We expect you to leave the property as you found it.
- There may also be other guests staying at the property during your stay. The guest sites are far enough away from each other, so that you can keep your privacy. Alternatively, there may be opportunities to socialise with other guests, but that is entirely up to you.
- Guests are attracted to this location for the natural environment, and the sounds of the birds and wildlife that live along the Yarriambiack Creek. Please do not disturb the tranquillity of the property with loud music and boisterous behaviour. Please respect the environment, and other guests that may be staying at the property.
Other things to note
- Outdoor fire pit is available (not available if there is total fire ban)
- A hammock and outdoor beanbag is also available for use.
- 2 adult kayaks and 2 kids kayaks for hire. There is a small lake at Murtoa (10 mins) which is suitable for kayaking, as well as other waterways not far away. Enquire with us in advance for more info
- We expect you to leave the property as you found it.
- There may also be other guests staying at the property during your stay. The guest sites are far enough away from each other, so that you can keep your privacy. Alternatively, there may be opportunities to socialise with other guests, but that is entirely up to you.
- Guests are attracted to this location for the natural environment, and the sounds of the birds and wildlife that live along the Yarriambiack Creek. Please do not disturb the tranquillity of the property with loud music and boisterous behaviour. Please respect the environment, and other guests that may be staying at the property.
Other things to note
- Outdoor fire pit is available (not available if there is total fire ban)
- A hammock and outdoor beanbag is also available for use.
- 2 adult kayaks and 2 kids kayaks for hire. There is a small lake at Murtoa (10 mins) which is suitable for kayaking, as well as other waterways not far away. Enquire with us in advance for more info
Prices
- Base Price $149 / night
- Security Deposit $200
- Discounts
20% discount for bookings of 7 nights or longer
40% discount for bookings of 28 nights or longer
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Reviews (59)
100% Recommended
Laura
14 Sep 2026
Beautiful tiny home in a serene location by the creek teaming with frogs and bird life. Outdoor fire, hammock and table and chairs lent plenty of opportunities to soak up the wildlife and the tiny house itself was fitted out with everything we needed.
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ALLISTER
1 Aug 2026
I now understand the hype of the Tiny House. First time in something that small but it was the most cosiest and relaxing weekend we've had in years. We were warm (the cutest little wood heater) , we w...ere relaxed (hot tea with a good book in the hammock) and we indulged (cheese, wine and gin). It was the reset we needed, and brought back memories of when we lived in the bush. 5 out of 5 stars! Thank you for having us!
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Liz
6 Apr 2026
Loved our stay in this peaceful location! The tiny house has everything you need and so well equipped for a relaxing stay.
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Host
Paul
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Jung, Victoria, Australia
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Paul lives on a 50 acre property in Western Victoria with his wife Keren, two daughters Eva & Elsa, and their adopted greyhounds Ellie and Snoopy. They have spent many years renovating and restoring this historic farming property, and have now decided to share their piece of paradise with anyone that truly needs to get away from it all, and appreciate nature at it's best. We love our property, we hope you do to!
Ask a QuestionOutdoor Equipment Provided
Enjoy the outdoors with the following equipment included in your stay.
Kayak (4)
Note : There may not be any water in the creek for kayaking (depends on seasonal rainfall), but there are many waterholes around in the local area.
Location
The map shows the listing location and awesome adventures nearby.
Listing location
Adventures nearby
Adventures Nearby
Here are some details about the adventures nearby. Refer to the map for their location.
Murtoa Stick Shed
The National Heritage Listed Murtoa Stick Shed was built as an emergency grain store built during World War Two. Referred to ‘Cathedral of the Wimmera’ it's unmilled tall timber poles and history created a fascinating place to visit. And it's a dog-friendly attraction.
Little Desert National Park
In excess of 670 species of native plants have been identified in the National Park, representing about one fifth of Victoria's indigenous flora. The eastern area includes widespread heathlands, with banksia, tea-tree and sheoak, and beautiful spring flowering species. Explore woodlands of yellow and red gum and swamps and clay flats of melaleuca in the western area. The National Park has a number of sign posted walks, ranging from 30 minutes to three days duration. These are in the eastern block of the park, and are accessible by 2WD vehicles.
Silo Art Trail
The Silo Art Trail was always one of those things I'd heard about because of my parents or their friends. They would post images on their Facebook of the silos while on their grey nomad adventure around Australia. "Why would I bother checking them out when there's so much great street art in Melbourne?" was my standard reply when it was brought up. To be fair, the scale and detail of the few works I checked out on this drive weren't too dissimilar to what you can see on Wellington Street in Collingwood, but it's the way they stick out from the neighbouring landscape that truly catches you off guard. More than that though, the Silo Trail is a bait and switch, so you're forced to check out all the tin shed towns along the way. The op shops, pubs and rusting buildings were just as interesting as the silos that draw you into the region.

Rupanyup Silo Art
We saw the incredible work of Russian mural artist Julia Volchkova.
The Silo Art Trail
Leura Log Cabin and Warracknabeal are smack bang in the middle of the Silo Art Trail. It's a 200km stretch of road running from the Rupanyup to Patchewollock that has six stunning pieces of artwork painted onto grain silos. Three of them are within 20 minutes of the cabin, and they are all worth checking out!
Dimboola Imaginiarium
Housed in the former National Bank of Australasia building, the Dimboola Imaginarium is bursting with unique collectibles, toys, and books. Each corner is bursting with delightful surprises. You won't want to miss a chance to talk to the passionate owners, Jamie and Chan - they are making a wonderful mark on Dimboola.
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