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Life doesn’t get much better than miniature goats. The , near Tasmania’s north coast town of Penguin, is home to a whole bunch of them. This adorable old farm cottage also counts ducks, chickens and guinea fowl as neighbours. Guests can attend the goats’ feeding time each morning, and even join them for a one-hour miniature high tea. The stay also offers farm produce tastings in the evenings, while the cottage comes with cosy comforts including hot water bottles, puzzles and books.

This charming, is nestled on the side of Mount Roland in northern Tasmania, looking out over the beautiful Dasher Valley. The property is home to a family of goats—as well as a chow chow named Pippi and a corgi called Edward. The farm stay is surrounded by walking tracks, waterfalls and wineries, and also comes equipped with the farm’s very own eggs and honey.

Another entry for Mount Roland, is situated on the hosts’ growing hobby farm—featuring sheep, goats and chooks. You’ll have fab views of the mountain from the courtyard, while located only a few minutes from Cradle Mountain, Lake Barrington and Devonport. You can also book a massage for a little extra.

Out on Tasmania’s east coast, offers rivulet views, open-plan living and serene farm life on Lisdillon’s historic sheep farm and vineyard. This two-storey, stone cottage has access to 5km of private beaches, while guests can enjoy a glass of the vineyard’s own award-winning Pinot Noir or Sav Blanc.

This is set on a working farm in rural northwest Tasmania. Guests will find a generously stocked pantry and stores of board games, puzzles and books, as well as a few touches of luxury, including an outdoor clawfoot bath. The house also boasts beautiful views over the surrounding farmland and coastline.

Nestled high, overlooking rolling hills and towering green gum trees, is a luxe farm stay like no other. Situated southwest of Hobart in the Huon Valley, the property is part of the region’s rich apple farming history, and the hosts still farm the local area. The two-storey home was built using exposed stringybark timbers, and recycled and upcycled furniture for a warm and rustic space. Guests are close to a number of wineries, cafes and, of course, cideries, and are free to use the property’s custom-made hot tub.

is a brand-new farmhouse apartment nestled in the heart of northwest Tasmania. Guests can head to nearby Lake Barrington for a swim, take on a maze of mountain bike trails, or head for a hike to explore the area’s stunning natural beauty. The apartment has its own dedicated deck, BBQ, and fire pit, and guests are free to feed the chickens and goats that live on the property.

This is situated in Elizabeth Town in northern Tasmania, offering magnificent views of the Great Western Tiers and Mount Roland. Guests at the brand-new container accommodation can make friends with the farm’s animals, including lambs, chooks and cheeky goats, Ginger and Pepper. The pantry is stocked with breakie provisions including eggs from the farm’s hens, and the property also features a beautiful landscaped garden for guests to enjoy.