Tiny Matilda – Bridgetown

Summary:
Located approximately three hours south of Perth, Tiny Matilda is set amongst the rolling hills and green valleys of Bridgetown, in Western Australia's South West region. The tiny home is situated on a regenerative, chemical-free farm surrounded by native vegetation, Jarrah and Marri forests, and local wildlife. Guests may also encounter the resident family of friendly goats and seasonal fresh produce growing on the property.

Tiny Matilda accommodates up to four guests, with a queen bed positioned beside the large window and a double bed located in the loft. The layout makes it suitable for couples, families or small groups. Please note that the loft sleeping area is accessed separately from the main bedroom.

The property is surrounded by natural bushland, providing opportunities to enjoy the outdoors and observe local wildlife. Enjoy the views from the deck or visit the nearby dam for a swim during suitable weather conditions. The deck also provides an outdoor space for dining and relaxing.

The Space:
Tiny Matilda sleeps up to four with a queen bed in the window and a double bed in the loft.

Warm outdoor baths in winter, cool outdoor dips in summer — our bathtubs are made for every season. On hot days, simply fill the tub for an easy, refreshing soak under the sunshine. In winter, they become the perfect place to unwind in a warm, steamy bath surrounded by nature.

Tiny Matilda is suitable for two-wheel drive. No park and walk required.

Guest Access:
Access and arrival: Tiny Matilda is accessible by standard two-wheel-drive vehicles, so a four-wheel drive is not required. There is no park-and-walk access, meaning guests can drive directly to the tiny home. The property is located on a working regenerative farm, so guests may encounter farm animals, natural terrain and seasonal agricultural activity during their stay.

The Neighborhood:
Bridgetown is home to many beautiful cafes and vintage shops - head into town and explore, stop by for a meal and enjoy what the local town has to offer. We encourage you to book a cultural experience local to your tiny home region: Explore with a self-guided walk along The Greenbushes Heritage Amble, which gives an insight into the development of Greenbushes from the time of the indigenous first inhabitants, the Noongar people.