25 Tiny Houses In South East Queensland For A Cosy 2025 Getaway

Seeking a romantic getaway near Brisbane with your plus one, but don’t want to leave the dog behind? Escape to Nelly is an uber cute tiny home stay with heaps of space for your pup to explore. From the peeps behind the equally gorgeous Into The Woods hideaway, this adorable Airbnb has an open-plan layout that means you can wander effortlessly between the bathroom, kitchenette, and bedroom and there’s a heap of thoughtful touches that make it super spesh.

As well as your own patio, you’ve got access to a second exclusive outdoor zone here, complete with handmade outdoor bathtub and complimentary bath salts. Whip up a cocktail using the shaker provided and enjoy a sip and a soak at the same time. Afterwards, you can retire to the chairs around the outdoor fireplace (a lighter, firelighters, marshmallows, forks and firewood are all supplied) and get all cosy.

Immerse yourself in nature at an adorable tiny house set on the edge of its own private dam. Little Olive Eco Cabin is tucked away around a 30-minute drive from Noosa, and this South East Queensland escape has everything you need for a top weekend. Inside your tiny house, you’ve got a kitchen, bedroom with ensuite and lounge room with a super cute pot belly stove, while outside you can soak away the stresses of the day in the tempting outdoor bath. 

Head over to your own pontoon (there’s a kayak you can use if you fancy a paddle) or sway the day away in the swing chair over the dam. You’re welcome to pick herbs from the veggie garden for your dinner, and there’s a fire pit for cosying up around, come nightfall.

Treat your special someone to the staycay of their dreams at this romantic tiny house among the trees. The inside features a stunning exposed beam roof and a deck where you can enjoy a glass of wine as you look out through the foliage.

Whether you take a short drive to Maleny’s town centre for a classic cafe breakfast or visit Lake Baroon for an intimate peaceful picnic, there’ll be no shortage of date ideas for your stay. So, what are you waiting for? 

Your own tiny home with a private pool? Sign us up! This pint-sized pad, located in the hills of the Sunshine Coast hinterland, has a delightfully round plunge pool where you can cool off while enjoying sweeping views of rolling green paddocks. 

It’s worth packing those hiking boots as you’ve got Mapleton National Park on your doorstep here, but if a leisurely meal is more likely to put a smile on your dial, you’re close to the popular Mapleton Pub too. Back at base, you can cuddle up around the indoor fireplace, or head outside where there’s a fire pit just calling out for some post-dinner s’mores.

So, you want to experience a sustainable, tiny house vacation, but you’re not quite ready to give up the hot tub and the air-con? No problem. Soak your stresses away at Palmer & Gunn, a hidden gem tucked away in the Gold Coast hinterland just outside Springbrook National Park.

Outdoor hot tub: check. Luxurious bedding: check. A burbling creek as your only background noise: check. Soaking in the aforementioned hot-tub under the stars right next to said creek: now we’re talking, and we’re packing our bags already. 

This ultra-modern split level tiny house is surrounded by 40 acres of rolling hills, uninterrupted views of which you can enjoy from a free-standing tub out on a spacious wooden deck. Freed.Omspace may be small, but this cosy home offers the rare feature of not just one but TWO queen beds in an upstairs loft, so you can share the experience with a few friends.

You’ll also find a bathroom, lounge area and self-contained kitchen somehow squeezed inside, with a fire pit and barbecue outside. Bonus, it’s only 15 minutes away from Byron Bay and its foodie scene if you don’t feel like cooking. 

Dating back to the 1800s, this tiny home cabin in South East Queensland has been transformed—all while maintaining the original character-filled timber it came with. The result is a beautifully rustic space—a place with personality and yet it comes with little luxuries like a queen bed, waterfall shower, air-con and a mini bar too.

If you’re feeling active, there’s a tennis court nearby, although we reckon pouring a wine and padding out to your very own verandah could be the way to go. You can take a load off while gazing at the animals grazing in the paddocks nearby. Heck, there’s even an outdoor bath here to fill up if you fancy pairing your vino with a relaxing soak, plus there’s a barbecue for getting those steaks sizzling later on. Come sunset, you’ll want to get the outdoor fire pit going (marshmallow-toasting optional).

Surrounded by towering gum trees, this tiny house just a short drive from Maleny in South East Queensland, will give you the peace and quiet you’ve been searching for ever since that last holiday you took. Take a load off and cocoon yourself into the sage green sofa, or boil the kettle and sit at the breakfast bar, cuppa in hand. You can open up the huge window and let the country air come right on in. 

This place is delightfully styled, with pops of colour and a retro feel. Aspiring chefs will love the outdoor barbecue, and there’s a fire pit to gather around, so you can keep the nibbles flowing late into the night.

This luxe tiny house might be a little further afield than the others, but the drive is worth it—and you'll be surrounded by the incredible national parks and wineries of Stanthorpe, so what's not to love. With panoramic views of the Granite Belt, Alum Rock Hideaway boasts all the mod cons like air conditioning, an indoor fireplace and a barbecue, plus a few more, like a freestanding stone bath out on the deck where you can soak under the stars. 

Picture this: the sun is shining and you’re swimming in a private lagoon… life is good. You can have exactly this and more at this delightful tiny home in the Byron Bay hinterland. Here, you can enjoy the relaxing sounds of the running river, take in the views of the Teven forest from your patio deck chairs or private outdoor bath, or even take a stroll down your private boardwalk. 

Embracing all the best things about tiny homes, this cosy property is the perfect romantic getaway that has space for just two but has been beautifully fitted with modern fixtures and plenty of natural light to give the illusion of more than enough space. Inside you’ll have your own kitchenette, upstairs bedroom and living area, as well as a dining area with diner-style booth seating. Ultimate relaxation mode: activated. 

If going off-the-grid sounds good to you, then this beautiful Byron Bay property has your name written all over it. Just ten minutes from main town Byron Bay, the hinterland getaway combines all the great things you’ve been looking for—laid back beach holiday and private hinterland getaway. Fit with rustic fixtures and cosy decor, this unique tiny home has a lot of good vibes to offer. 

At Coopers Cabin, you can chill out in the outdoor bath or take a shower while overlooking ocean and hinterland views all at the same time. There’s also an outdoor firepit and private barbecue so you can truly relax to the max. 

You’ll feel completely disconnected in this completely sustainable and off grid tiny house, which is tucked away amongst the trees next to a tranquil lake. Whether you’re out on the open air deck, soaking under the outdoor shower or relaxing by the outdoor fire pit, you’ll be surrounded by nothing but nature—even tucked up in bed thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows on two sides. 

Though you’ll feel a million miles away from civilisation, the cabin itself is just outside of Palmwoods, so you won’t have to go far to find anything you need. If you just want to switch off and leave the world behind though, you can make use of the barbecue and small fridge, with handmade ceramics and kitchen staples provided.  

Put your feet up under the shade of gum trees and paperbarks at Tiny Paradise. This teeny-weeny home is the perfect retreat for those who can't commit to being fully off-the-radar. Located in Weyba Downs, it will have you detoxing from the hustle while being only a few minutes' drive to everything Noosa has to offer.

The home is both luxurious and cosy, sporting a majestic loft skylight within its homey wooden interiors. We haven't even gotten to the best part yet. Get this–there's a private outdoor bath tub on the spacious deck outside. The loft welcomes long-term stays, so feel free to upgrade that weekend getaway to a month-long one.

This new converted shipping container with floor-to-ceiling glass windows overlooks the majestic views of Mt Greville and Lake Moogerah, which you can take in from the comfort of your plush queen bed, coffee in hand. After a day of exploring the Scenic Rim, reflect under the stars from the privacy of the deck out front or cuddle up around the firepit, before unwinding in the luxe rain shower.

Though this is a tiny stay, you’ve definitely got room to move here, with a kitchenette, large ensuite and even a lounge area to spread out in. Whether you dare to adventure or escape the real world for just a bit with your favourite person, you can do it here.

This tiny house may just have the best view of them all. A mere five minutes outside of Maleny, Bonithon Mountain View Cabin offers spectacular views of the Glasshouse Mountains, and even the twinkling Brisbane skyline in the distance. You can take them in from from your private deck, with a campfire where you can toast up marshmallows. 

Inside you’ll find a plush queen-size bed and environmentally friendly bathroom awaiting you, complete with a spread of sourdough, croissants and breakfast goodies awaiting you. You can even stroll up the drive to do a little shopping at the properties farm gate stall, which is stocked up with honey, jams, gourmet salts and more. 

Are you thinking about going into real-life ‘do not disturb’ mode? Pack light and switch off at this secluded cabin in Flinders Lakes, where you can get totally off-grid in a minimalist but comfy cabin. One of Unyoked’s many properties around South East Queensland, Remy has everything you need for a getaway, like a hot shower for post hikes, aircon for when the sun is striking hot, and even a gas stove and bar fridge so you can bring an esky loaded with supplies along. 

With a spacious double bed lined with huge windows, you can wake up to a scenic view of the hills surrounding you, before enjoying a cuppa out on the deck. While the tiny home only have room for two people, there’s always space for a four-legged friend—you can bring your pet along on your stay for an additional fee. 

Just ten minutes’ drive from Maleny, The Bower is a beautiful rustic rainforest retreat. Nestled between the trees, the pavilion is one of three in the area, spaced out around the crystal clear pool. The trees provide plenty of privacy, so you can relax undisturbed on your own private deck, or sit outside by the fire.

Despite its size, the house is roomy and modern, and acts as a sanctuary to submerge yourself in the natural world around you. Be sure to pay a visit to Maleny Dairies while you’re there, for the best darn yoghurt in town.  

If you’re an animal lover then you’re in luck, as this two-bed tiny house with 180-degree views of the scenic Sunshine Coast hinterland is home to several of your favourite furry friends. Mini cows, sheep, pigs, goats and alpacas are all waiting for your arrival and the chance to be fed a mango leaf by guests.

Horticulturists Ben and Sam are available to answer any farm related questions and ensure you enjoy their little corner of heaven. With a fully equipped kitchenette and barbecue to make use of, all that’s left to do is fill up the esky and fight over who gets to climb the ladder to the loft bed for the night. 

Have you been known to whip out the lycra and take to two wheels for an epic cycling getaway? If so, The Bungalow should be on radar as it is perfect for bike riders wanting a stop on the Brisbane Rail Trail. 

Your South East Queensland tiny home is set in a shipping container, and offers a charming queen four-poster bed and fold-out couch inside. Step outside and you’ll find a luxe outdoor bathroom, filled with foliage, a free-standing bath tub and a relaxing rainfall shower. The undercover outdoor kitchen has everything you need to whip up a post-ride feast and there’s even a lake to look at while you rest those weary legs.

Another new addition to the Tiny Away portfolio, this cosy hideaway located in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland is part tiny house, part farm stay, surrounded by a 25-acre property. The split level tiny house is set at the top of a hill overlooking a dam and the rolling green hills around it, with horses to greet of a morning just across the field. 

Fitted out with a queen-sized bed up in the loft and a single sofa bed on the ground floor, there's plenty of room for a trio. To top it off, while the house is all about the country vibes, you’re not far from the boltholes of Montville and Maleny, or the beaches of the Sunshine Coast. Book your stay here.

Call an adorable wooden cabin home for a few days at this adults only escape on 16 acres of protected bushland just 35 minutes from Brisbane CBD. Your South East Queensland tiny home has a mountain view and heaps of character, with its rustic details and cosy vibe inside.

Crack open the complimentary bottle of bubbles your hosts have left you and head right for the outdoor hot tub, where you can while away a few hours in bubbling bliss. The kitchenette is prepped for whipping up a post-soak feast, and there’s a barbecue on the deck for those who prefer their dishes flame-grilled.

Created by Tiny Away, a tiny home booking company, this pint-sized house can be found on a 17-acre farm that is only an hour and a half drive from Brisbane and a stone’s throw away from the Sunshine Coast in Palmwoods. While the house may be tiny, it has everything that you could need for a weekend getaway in South East Queensland (and you’ll definitely get a few Instagram pictures out of it).

If you’re staying true to your off the grid commitment (for the weekend that is), the cabin comes complete with a stove and fridge, ready for you to put your cooking skills to the test. 

Do miniature pigs set you squealing? Always wanted to hug an alpaca? Then book yourself in for a farm stay at Blackwattle Farm. Set against the picturesque backdrop of the Glasshouse Mountains, this tiny house is the perfect base to explore all the Sunshine Coast has to offer. The home is just five minutes from Australia Zoo, but comes with its own menagerie of animals, including miniature goats, Dexter cows, and plenty of pooches.

Whilst some tiny houses take the minimalist approach, Blackwattle comes with everything you could possibly need, including a TV, washing machine, and a microwave. The hosts even provide homemade honey and jams, so you know you’re in for a treat.

Fitted out with floor-to-ceiling windows and a beautiful dark wooden interior, you can finally have your home amongst the gumtrees at this new Tiny Away’s property, Tiny Tamborine. Located an easy hour away from Brisbane in Wongawallan, the property overlooks a valley offering stunning mountain views. Soak up the views and serenity from the deck or by the fire pit, relaxation opportunities abound here. 

Better yet, your city escape doesn’t mean you need to leave your furry friends at home as Tiny Tambourine is pet-friendly—that should keep the separation anxiety at bay. 

Confession time. Cob Cabin is just over the South East Queensland border in NSW but it’s so adorbs that we just had to include it on the list. This hand-crafted tiny home is set on a small farm and features earthen cob walls, recycled timber, antique Indian doors and—importantly—the best stone outdoor bath. Crack open the bubbles, head out there and prepare to relax while drinking in the panoramic views of Mt Warning. Later, you can fire up the barbecue or whip up a snack in the gorgeously rustic kitchen.  

Your Airbnb hosts are aiming towards self-sufficiency, which means there’s plenty of animals to see: think milking goats, two Jersey cows, ducks, chooks and geese. There’s also a fruit orchard and veggie garden on site (tours are available on request). With 12-acres of farm around you, you’ll feel a world away from urban life, but if you fancy a poke around town, you’ll find you’re only a ten-minute drive from historic Tyalgum and bustling Byron is about 90 minutes away.