Couple restores 1932 woodcutter cabin into $50K-a-year retreat
A once-neglected timber cabin in Bonogin has undergone an inspiring transformation into a charming two-bedroom holiday retreat. Originally constructed in 1932 and steeped in the local timber-cutting heritage, owners Marlon Sayer and Romolo Romeo acquired it in 2016, opting to maintain its historical essence. Now, the property not only generates considerable rental income but also offers a…
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