Nestled in the idyllic landscapes of Quirindi, New South Wales, Gilay Estate offers a serene escape for those seeking to relax, reflect, and connect with the natural beauty of rural Australia. Designed by the acclaimed Cameron Anderson Architects—known for their award-winning projects—the estate is available for short-term rental on Airbnb.

The cabin’s striking exterior combines modern design with rustic charm. Its angular form features a sheet metal roof and double-glazed aluminum windows and doors. Clad in Jarrah timber, a durable native Australian hardwood, the siding has been treated with the traditional Japanese technique of Shou Sugi Ban. This process not only enhances the cabin’s sleek charcoal aesthetic but also ensures the wood is waterproof, weatherproof, and fire-resistant.
Gilay Estate is distinguished by its luxurious amenities, which elevate it beyond the typical rural retreat. Just steps from the cabin, a wood-fired hot tub offers stunning views of the Liverpool Plains, while a high-end Gozney pizza oven and an outdoor campfire provide memorable dining experiences. Inside, a cozy fireplace and solar-powered air conditioning ensure year-round comfort.

Spanning 430 square feet (40 square meters), the cabin’s interior features a thoughtfully designed open-plan layout. Guests will find a king-sized bed, a modern kitchen and dining area, and a cozy living space. A separate bathroom with a sleek, contemporary shower adds to the comfort.

Sustainability is at the heart of Gilay Estate. Completely off-grid, the property is powered by a 6.4kW solar array paired with 11.4kW of battery storage. Rainwater storage systems further support sustainable living in the dry Australian countryside.
Situated near the charming town of Quirindi, Gilay Estate offers guests the chance to explore picturesque landscapes, indulge in gourmet cuisine, and visit local wineries. Located just 4.5 hours by car from Sydney, it’s the perfect retreat for anyone seeking to unwind and immerse themselves in the tranquility of rural Australia.

































