MIMOSA
Sleeps 4-5 // 2-3 beds
Mimosa is a self-contained cabin/bungalow sitting beside a citrus orchard and overlooking a goat “park” with forest and valley views in either direction. An open plan kitchen / lounge, bathroom with compost toilet, timber deck and small garden provide a relaxing private space on our farm.
FEATURES
- Farm stay accommodation on a certified organic permaculture farm
- Mountain rainforest landscape
- Freshwater creeks and swimming holes close by
- Big views of rainforest valley and national park
- Animal feeding
- Solar powered energy system
- 2 queen-size beds (option for extra single bed)
- Drink and shower/bath in pristine mountain Spring water
- Dry compost toilet
- Bathtub
- Starlink internet
- Pet- friendly*
*Please contact us regarding the conditions around bringing furry friends to the farm at info@midgardmountain.com.
THE SPACE
Mimosa sits centrally with views over the plateau, the valley, mountains and sub-tropical rainforest with national park boundaries.
It has a fully self-contained kitchen, bathroom (with bath) and internal features including a main bedroom, open plan lounge, living and kitchen, a sleeping area with a second queen bed at end of open plan lounge, TV (no signal but can stream content), reverse cycle heating and cooling, a large timber deck with open views, winter sun and summer shade.
Digital nomads can work in a nature setting with Starlink wifi/internet.
The toilet is a dry, odourless compost toilet system and the kitchen is well stocked and run with a gas cooktop and electric oven (with a view).
Guests have access to a little garden with seasonal herbs, veg and sometimes eggs . Guests are welcome to have outdoor fires under the stars.
Extra services such as picnics, BBQ & outdoor movie nights, e-bike hire, ice baths are available upon request!
THE FARM
Nearby are sheep, lambs, chickens, cows and goats who enjoy curious visitors with goats in particular in view from the deck.
Guests are welcome to have a wander around our permaculture farm and can see various buildings like yurts, domes, food, medicine and animal systems, off-grid solar, eco-tech, subtropical rainforest, creeks and natural pools.
