Revealed: Toowoomba’s most luxurious Airbnbs
With the Toowoomba region quickly transforming into a destination hotspot for travellers to visit, we’ve compiled a list of Toowoomba’s most luxurious Airbnbs. Check it out here.
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Toowoomba has quickly transformed into a destination hotspot with the region’s best kept secret stays offering a combination of elegance and charm.
We’ve compiled a list of Toowoomba’s most luxurious Airbnbs based on quality, cost and customer satisfaction.
When Angela Luck purchased her Middle Ridge property Wisteria Cottage three years ago, she instantly saw its potential but realised it needed a lot of love.
Following a large-scale interior renovation, Ms Luck transformed the modest cottage into a stylish Hamptons luxe escape for guests.
“We wanted to create a bespoke accommodation experience for guests – something that would make them feel like this was their home away from home,” Ms Luck said.
“It’s a privilege for us to host our guests and that’s how we want them to feel.”
Encompassing four modern styled bedrooms, two bathrooms, a spacious deck and cosy gas heater, Ms Luck said it was perfect for travellers and weddings, with just a short distance from prestigious venue Gabbinbar Homestead.
“I feel (our) guests really do get to experience the real country hospitality we offer here in Toowoomba,” she said.
Describing herself as a history buff, Ruchi Shrestha said “it was love at first sight” when she first stepped foot into the federation-era grand home, which she has transformed into a successful Airbnb filled with old-world charm.
Named after the large Bunya Nut tree which greets guests upon entry, Ms Shrestha said the luxury Bunya Bunya Estate also has a stunning fig tree which serves as a home to a family of tawny frogmouth owls.
The Glenvale house has a lot to desire with the major drawcards being the full-sized tennis court, outdoor stone pizza oven and the deck which perfectly catches the sun when it rises and sets.
“Toowoomba is such a lovely, vibrant town, and we knew it would make the perfect place to host large family gatherings itching for a country getaway in the crisp Toowoomba air,” she said.
“Nothing compares to the high you get when guests send you photos of kids cooking with their grandparents and guests having a blast playing tennis together or gushing about how much they loved their stay.”
Still in pristine condition, few cosmetic changes needed to be made to the pet-friendly property, which encompasses six bedrooms, three bathrooms.
The couple who received the keys to the house in early January officially opened it up as a guesthouse in April and have already welcomed almost 30 groups of guests, with bookings continuing to soar.
“I do hope to one day grow old in this beautiful house with my husband,” Ms Shrestha said.
With a purpose of offering guests comfortability and relaxation, The Teahouse is the perfect place to settle in and unwind.
Housing three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a pool, this East Toowoomba home can be found on a street lined with stunning trees and colonial Queenslanders.
This refurbished 1920s worker’s cottage is pink in colour with a white picket fence.
Featuring retro wallpaper, leadlight glass windows and an exposed brick design statement, the boutique-style accommodation offers guests a luxurious and cosy place to call home for a while.
Owner Charmaine Manteufel and her husband purchased the property at the start of Covid-19, with the intention to keep themselves busy with the renovation project.
The English rose-coloured cottage features two bedrooms, has a spacious backyard with a large tree offering plenty of shade.
Full of character and charm, this little cottage is perfect for all seasons with a wood heater during winter and airconditioning when temps start to heat back up again.
With high ceilings, three spacious bedrooms, a bathroom and ensuite, the property makes the perfect place for wedding parties, family getaways or business travellers.
Make yourself at home in this whimsical cottage filled with flowers, art, antiques and vintage furniture.
Originally a corner store, the dreamy, pink property which was built in the 1890s has been fully-restored and sits beside an award-winning rose garden.
It took owner Caitlyn Mason four years of hard work to restore the popular guesthome.
Design features include a luxurious claw foot bathtub, stunning rose garden and spacious front veranda.
Featuring polished floor boards, a gas fire place and gourmet kitchen, this sweet home stay would suit a family gathering, romantic getaway or any reason to check out the Garden City.
Close to the historical Queens Park Botanic Gardens, this chic home is as inviting as it is stunning.
Accommodating up to eight people at a time, the home contains four bedrooms, six beds and two and a half bathrooms.
Take a dip in the hot tub or spa, cosy up in front of the wood fire or soak up the sunshine from the spacious entertainer’s deck.
Enjoy the quiet and leafy surroundings of the suburb of East Toowoomba at this stunning Queenslander with plenty of trendy cafes within walking distance.
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