Checking in with the Uncle crew, on all things early 2024, including an upcoming magazine article in The Natural Parent, available in the UK, Auckland and Australia!

We're excited to share the latest updates at Uncle Matthew's. We couldn’t resist another visit to Adairs in the crazy post-Christmas sales and we managed to bring together another look for bedroom two. And news of our epic apricot tree in fruit as we speak!

Dear cherished guests, followers, and dedicated supporters of Uncle Matthews Airbnb… As the year comes to a close, we find ourselves filled with joy and gratitude. Hearts are bursting with appreciation for the incredible launch and overwhelmingly positive response we’ve received during our first few months of operating an Airbnb!

Tracing the Enchanting Evolution of a Little Girl’s room …

To say this has been a labour of love would be an understatement at this stage. We’ve now been working on Uncle Matthews for the last eight, yes, eight months! Being a FIFO family means that we only have weekends together, so the time we’ve had to actually do what was needed was severely limited! I’m happy to say that we’re now at the final marathon!

Brace yourselves, for Uncle Matthew's Airbnb is now open for bookings, and we couldn't be more thrilled to welcome you into our happy space!

It's that time of year again when the Easter bunny hops into town, leaving a trail of chocolate eggs in his wake. And we thought we’d stay here again for one more Easter before we open bookings for you all!

Ahoy there, beach bums! Are you ready to explore the most beautiful beaches on the Yorke Peninsula? Grab your sunscreen, shades, and surfboards, because we're about to dive into some fun and quirky beach adventures! We know we need to write this blog, but even we’re having trouble choosing our top spots!

“Creating the artwork in Uncle Matthew’s was the best excuse for me, an artist, to let loose and basically go nuts!”

“It’s enabled us to be creative, we’ve thought about what we’d like to see in a holiday house and tried to think outside of the square.”