Tiny House 888 Pokolbin | Hunter Valley
Vineyard tiny house for two
Why we like it
Wine country and a tiny house make a very good pairing, and Tiny House 888 proves it.
Set on the award-winning Vintry property in central Pokolbin, this Hunter Valley tiny house is surrounded by vineyards and built for two.
Audrey Wilkinson Winery is a short walk away, so the designated driver is basically your own two feet.
Kangaroos drop by regularly, and they’re the only neighbours who never complain about the fire pit.
Additional info
Tiny Away designed this cosy retreat for couples who want to slow down and reconnect with nature.
Large windows flood the compact space with natural light and frame the countryside views.
Location is the real bonus, with dozens of wineries, cellar doors and restaurants close by.
Free parking is included, so the only thing you’ll be hunting for is the next cellar door.
Features:
Where?
Hunter ValleyState
New South WalesWho we recommend it for
Couples who want a romantic Hunter Valley getaway with plenty of wine and not much else on the agenda.Bedrooms
One queen-size bed is the star of this snug tiny house getaway.
The ensuite has a hot shower and an eco-friendly compost toilet, so you can keep things cosy and green.
Air conditioning and heating keep you comfortable, whether it’s a summer scorcher or a crisp vineyard morning.
Wake up to light pouring through those big windows.
Things to do nearby
Wander over to Audrey Wilkinson Winery for a tasting with a view.
Hop between the surrounding cellar doors on a Hunter Valley winery tour.
Pull on your boots for a bushwalk through the countryside, or just watch the kangaroos graze from your private outdoor area.
Finish the day with sunset drinks by the fire pit, no other plans required.
Food and drink
Cellar doors are on your doorstep, so wine tasting is practically the itinerary.
Back at base, the well-equipped kitchenette handles breakfast and snacks with ease.
Fire up the outdoor BBQ for dinner, then settle in around the fire pit with a glass of Hunter Valley red.
If you’d rather not cook, some of the region’s best restaurants are close by.
Want to keep looking?
