16 Of The Best Tiny Homes Victoria Has To Offer In 2025

Your own charming tiny home just a short drive from the fabulous wineries of the King Valley? Sign us up! Elm’s Escape is a divine retreat sitting by the banks of Middle Creek in Greta South, Victoria. It’s got everything you need for an adorable stay, with the added bonus that you can bring your dog along for the ride. When you’re not out wine-tasting, there’s shady picnic spots to sit at with a good book, or you can fill up the gorgeous white claw-foot bath, gaze out of the picture window and embrace the zen. We love the little bar counter on the outside deck—it’s just the spot to sit with a cheese platter and a glass of the good stuff, plus there’s a fire pit for stoking once the sun goes down.

The same hosts of arguably the best Airbnb for large groups are also the masterminds behind this beaut of a tiny home. Whilst it doesn’t follow the exact conventions of what you might associate with a tiny home (and it sleeps up to six people), a converted vintage train carriage that exudes 1920’s sounds mighty fine to us.

Aptly named Steam, the design speaks for itself—and the accolades even more so (winner of Airbnb Best Unique Design 2023)—with its beautifully arched ceilings and cherry-red velvet curtains. Fitted out with an outdoor bathtub, indoor wood fireplace, and vintage pieces—plus all the essentials like a fully-functioning kitchen, and outdoor BBQ.

Not only is this ultra quaint tiny house nailing the #cottagecore aesthetic, but it also rests on its very own organic farm. Surrounded by fruit and nut orchards, the Anarres stay is an off-grid escape perfect for grounding yourself in nature and slowing the pace. Situated in Blampied—close to the spa country region of Daylesford and Hepburn—there is a bountiful selection of spots to explore during your stay. Think the Captains Creek Winery, which is only a quick walk from you lay your head at night. 

A front-runner for the best tiny home in Victoria purely on looks, Larnook On The Bay is a chic stay that may be small in stature but is packed full of soul. Located in Bass, around two hours from Melbourne, Larnook is positioned with views out to the water. The off-grid stay has a range of comforts. Inside, you'll find plenty of earthy furnishings and the outdoor section has an outdoor fireplace and hot shower for those balmy summer evenings. The champions that own this place also throw in a complimentary bottle of wine from local boutique winemaker Emilian Wines for you to enjoy during your stay. There are four options for you to choose from: Cabernet Sauvignon or Pinot Noir and Rose.

Tiny houses are pretty rad, they’ve got everything you need for a quick weekend getaway and it’s reasonably hard to get lost inside them. If you’re wanting something a little fancier than your run-on-the-mill tiny house, this Castlemaine ‘Glamtainer’ has your name on it.  Styled to a tee, the aesthetic is spot on here; the bedroom leads out onto a wooden verandah with morning sun pouring in and some seriously tranquil views with the bush just outside your front door. It also has its very own kitchen so you’re all set. 

The family behind the truck-turned-tiny-home are also responsible for this beaut—a stunning restored 1977 Bedford Bus. As far as tiny homes in Victoria go, this one is offering up a unique experience, nestled in the Yarra Valley and away from the hustle and bustle of the every day. It’s got it all—self check-in, Netflix, cosy queen size bed, fireplace, outdoor bathtub, and even the owners even leave you a cute personalised welcome message on the chalkboard door. 

A tiny house and a tiny drive considering the bush surroundings. This quaint little stay is an hour away from the city, although the farm-style surroundings of Red Hill are set to help you feel like you're really getting off the grid. With one of Victoria's premier food and wine regions at your doorstep, this stay is worth its weight in gold; a homely refuge after several wine tastings and sitting through a degustation at any of the premium cellar doors in the area. Set on a sprawling property, there are spectacular views of native bush and the stay is loaded with everything you could need including a hammock for that afternoon sun siesta. 

Looking like something straight out of a fairytale? This dreamy yurt called Alkira is located on a sprawling 40-acre property in the Dandenong Ranges, Victoria. Just an hour's drive from Melbourne, this secluded paradise will see you soaking up the natural surroundings with the tiny home's outdoor kitchen and ample seating areas perfect for kicking up your feet and diving into a classic book. And while it’s tempting to spend all day in the straw-bale yurt, the property is on the doorstep of loads of must-see places like nearby Emerald Lake and the Kokoda Track Memorial Walk.

A tiny home with sleek modern touches is what you’ll get at this eco-friendly alpine escape. Your pint-sized pad has fabulous mountain views of Bogong and is Nordic-inspired inside. Pad on up to your bedroom in the loft via the cleverly-lit wooden stairs. There’s a whole heap of storage space above your queen bed so unpacking will be a breeze. This place is perfect for couples or solo travellers wanting to get back to nature and it has lovely garden surroundings. When you’re not cosied up inside or out exploring the region, you’ll likely find yourself putting your feet up on the loungers on your own private deck, while the steaks sizzle on the barbecue.

Nook On The Hill is a luxury tiny home, made and built sustainably by the host, at the foothill of the Grampian ranges. A cosy, compact little space, they didn’t skimp out on the aesthetics for this one—the gorgeous outdoor bathtub is just the starting point. A complimentary hamper awaits you, with an assortment of local goods including Blue Wren Bakery bread, spreads from Five Ducks Farm and two bottles of Pomonal Estate Wine. Nook On The Hill is the perfect romantic location to unwind and relax. 

Located in Southwest Victoria on the traditional lands of the Gunditjmara people, The Cutting is an off-grid tiny home with a stunning blend of aesthetics and functionality. The house maximizes space while maintaining comfort. The interior boasts beautifully refurbished wooden furnishings, including hardwood tables and a staircase connecting the two levels. The lounge centres around a Coonara-style fireplace, accompanied by couch and day bed for enjoying the scenic hills. The kitchen is well-equipped and features a generous dining table.

Tucked away in the Yarra Valley's food and wine haven, this tiny but mighty truck-turned-tiny home is exactly what the doctor ordered. Inside the bones of this 70's international truck, find everything you need to relax and recharge in the privacy of the secluded bush. Enjoy a cuppa on the outdoor deck and stay warm in the evenings by the firepit. You can even nestle in with a good read in the driver's seat (literally). 

Looking for a country escape in Victoria without the hassle of a long drive? This custom built tiny home is just 50 minutes out of Melbourne and yet you have hikes and mountain bike rides on your doorstep as you’re just ten minutes from You Yangs regional park. Back at your 3 x 8 metre home, there’s enough space to relax on your L-shaped couch, take a shower in the bathroom under the loft or whip up a cheese plate in the farmhouse-style kitchen.

This Airbnb was a Best New Host Award finalist in 2023 and it’s easy to see why. Its styling is seriously cute, and it has a large deck with a dining table, barbecue and outdoor claw foot bath tub for soaking in. Come sunset, you’ll be itching to head over to your dedicated fire pit (kindling, newspaper, matches, fire starters and a box of firewood provided) or pop over to the wooden pier overlooking the dam and take a load off on the deck chairs with a glass of wine.

Just five minutes drive from Healesville, this incredibly idyllic stay in the Yarra Valley is one to lock in for that special getaway. Set on its own private property, enjoy the lush native bush and ranges that encompass the eco-friendly stay. Easily one of the best tiny houses in Victoria, the inside of this little blue gem is full of charm with rustic white-washed walls and polished timber features. The queen-sized bed is also nestled under the window, so each morning you can fling them open and take in the morning breeze.

Welcome to Libelle. She’s your surprisingly spacious, light and airy tiny home tucked away on three quiet acres in Daylesford, Victoria. You’re right by Daylesford Nature Reserve here so you’ll feel like you’re perfectly secluded, yet take a stroll down the street and you have the town right there. There’s epic views in all directions at this romantic spot, and the cast iron outdoor bath is a real highlight. Plus, you have a pond just metres from your home, so you might spot a gang of resident ducks. Throw in a barbecue, smart TV, outdoor fire pit and full indoor bathroom with sustainable Australian-made toiletries and you’ve got a recipe for a top weekend away.

Located up in the Yarra Ranges, the Mountain Tiny House is tucked next to the Redwood Forrest. It's set on a 2.5-hectare property and being an off-the-grid gem, the tiny home runs entirely on solar. The stay is brimming with everything you need for a comfortable stay: a large outdoor wooden deck with mountain views, a fireplace, leather couch, and a TV for settling in for a late-night movie. This mezzanine bedroom is also another charming feature, giving off big-wood cabin vibes. Surrounded by natural wildlife, there are resident kookaburras, wallabies and wombats that pass through. It's bloody magical.