Designed for short stays.
Built to be remembered.

Why Nest Pod?

Nest Pods are factory-built accommodation made for short stays, eco-tourism, backyards and regional sites.

Nest Pods are designed to feel warm, grounded, and considered. Timber-lined interiors, black and gunmetal details, and one long glazed elevation that frames the landscape rather than closing it out. The layout is organised around outlook. Privacy and orientation are managed at a site level, so each pod responds to its setting without changing the building itself.

The Nest Pod Range

Architect-designed pods classified as movable dwellings in NSW and VIC. Most sites need no building permit. Delivered pre-assembled.

A modern tiny house with wooden exterior, large glass sliding door, bedroom with bed, under a sky with soft clouds and sunset colors, surrounded by grassy land and trees in the background.

The Studio

5.8 meters . bathroom · open plan

The Studio is the most compact unit in the Nest range. 5.9m long with 13m² with internal space the Studio is designed for landowners who want a fully self-contained space without the footprint, cost, or lead time of a larger build. It can be registered as a caravan on a Logic.DB trailer, which opens a simpler approval path on many sites.

From $31,500 inc GST + delivery

Modern tiny house with wood siding and large windows situated in a scenic rural landscape with hills, trees, and a body of water reflecting the house.

The Classic

11.75 metres · bathroom + kitchenette

The full pod. The Classic prioritises flexibility and capacity. It includes a bedroom, compact enclosed bathroom, kitchenette, and a generous living area. An optional internal wall converts it to two bedrooms with no structural change, making it adaptable across different occupancy types and seasons.

From $59,500 inc GST + delivery

Modern tiny house with large glass windows in a rural landscape with hills, trees, grass, and a water body reflecting the house at sunset or sunrise.

The Signature

11.75 metres · premium finish

The same footprint as the Classic with an upgraded finish, for operators charging a premium nightly rate. The defining feature is an open bathroom with a freestanding bath positioned beside a full-size operable awning window. The result is a space that feels connected to its surroundings even during the most private moments of a stay.

From $61,500 inc GST + delivery

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Is a Nest Pod right for you?

Nest Pods are designed for people adding accommodation, not building a house.

They suit individuals and couples creating Airbnb or short-stay income.
They work for landowners adding guest stays.
They suit buyers looking to bypass town planning approval entirely, subject to council rules.

The Space Does
The Work

Large glazed openings bring strong natural light into the space and soften the boundary between inside and outside. The pod does not feel enclosed. It feels connected.

A modern tiny house with large glass windows, surrounded by trees and natural landscape at sunset, with its reflection visible in a nearby pond.

Nest Pods sit lightly in the landscape and let the setting do the work. For guests the experience is simple and intentional. A well-finished space. A clear sense of escape.

A view from inside a bedroom looking out through large glass sliding doors to a scenic landscape with a river, trees, and a pathway. There is a bathtub near the door and a chair with a blanket in the foreground.

Vitrified porcelain tile floors. Fluted glass door and shower screen. Brushed gunmetal tapware consistent with the kitchenette. The bathroom is compact, efficient, and finished to a hotel sensibility rather than a budget accommodation standard.

A Considered
Standard.

Modern kitchen with black countertops, a black sink with a tall faucet, a wooden cutting board, a black bowl, a soap dispenser, and a window showing trees outside. There are wooden walls and black cabinets.

Every finish in the Nest Pod is selected for short-stay accommodation. The brief was simple: materials that feel premium at first contact, perform across years of regular use, and require no maintenance that disrupts occupancy. Nothing here was chosen for visual effect alone.

ELECTRICAL
Black power outlets and USB-A and USB-C charging points are fitted as standard. Lighting combines LED downlights with architectural track lighting and premium dimmable controls. The system allows the space to shift from bright daytime use to a softer evening setting without additional equipment.

SURFACES
Benchtops in a black sintered stone. Silica-free, non-porous, scratch-resistant, and easy to wipe down between stays. The kitchen cabinetry is timber-look with a back finish. Internal wall linings are bamboo charcoal panel with timber veneer — warm in appearance, hard-wearing in use, and consistent across the full interior.

TAPWARE
Brushed gunmetal throughout bathroom and kitchenette. The finish adds contrast against the lighter wall and benchtop surfaces and gives the space a more considered, hotel-quality feel without introducing high-maintenance materials.

Modern bathroom with black bathtub, wooden walls, large window with scenic view of trees and ocean, towels on shelf, and woven rug on dark tiled floor.

A wooden deck outdoor patio with a small round table and two black metal chairs, attached to a modern house with glass doors and windows, overlooking a forested area with tall trees and green foliage, during sunset.

Nest Pods exist to keep things simple.

01
You choose a model.

02
You place it on site.

03
You Start Hosting

Learn our Process

A modern tiny house with wood paneling and large glass sliding doors inside an industrial warehouse.

A pod you can rely on.

Nest Pods are built in a factory, not assembled on site piece by piece.

They are designed for transport, craning, and straightforward installation. What you see is what you get.

Materials and details are repeated across the range to reduce risk and maintenance. This keeps quality consistent and surprises to a minimum.

You are buying a known product, not a prototype.

Learn our Process

Do I need a development application?

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Nest Pods can follow different planning pathways depending on how they are used and how they are installed.

In some projects, Nest Pods can be assessed through town planning as a relocatable structure.
This may suit short-stay or tourism uses where councils allow temporary or relocatable structures.

For some sites, placing a Nest Pod on a compliant trailer allows it to be treated as a caravan.
In those cases, it may bypass town planning approval entirely, subject to council rules.

What applies depends on the site, council, and use.
We keep this conversation high level until you have selected a model.

A scenic landscape at sunset with a modern glass house on the left, surrounded by dry grass and trees, with sunlight casting a warm glow over the scene.

Extras That Complete the Stay.

Everything works together.

Deck & Awning,
Ready to Assemble.

$9,500 inc GST

We offer a complete composite deck and awning package designed to travel inside the pod. It arrives with the building and assembles on site without redesign or custom fabrication. The deck adds space to sit, eat, and slow down. The awning gives shade and shelter where guests actually use it.

An Outdoor Moment,
That Guests Remember.

$2,200 inc GST

For projects chasing a stronger stay experience, we also supply our composite stone-look bathtubs from the signature model made for outdoor use. Set on the deck and placed to the view, the bath becomes part of the stay, not an add-on.

Galvanised steel main frame with integrated chassis. Crane lifting points and forklift pockets front and rear.
2.0mm fibreglass panels, with black fluorocarbon finish, 85mm EPS insulated. Built for coastal, rural, and bush conditions.
Bamboo charcoal panel, timber veneer on OSB backing. Bathroom walls in vitrified porcelain tile.
Water-resistant SPC, timber pattern finish. Easy to clean and hard-wearing across years of accommodation use. Bathroom walls in vitrified porcelain tile.
Aluminium-framed double-glazed awning windows with Low-E glass. Blinds and flyscreens fitted as standard.
Timber-look cabinetry with a black non-porous, scratch-resistant sintered stone benchtop. Silica-free. Tapware is a farmhouse-style brushed gunmetal finish.
15-amp weatherproof plug-and-play external connection. Single trade, single visit, ready to connect.
Black outlets, USB-A and USB-C charging points, dimmable lighting controls. LED downlights with architectural track lighting.

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Features & Inclusions

Take the Next Step

Download our Design Price Guide for more information on our designs, inclusions, personalisation options and pricing.

Or contact us – we’re here to help answer any questions.

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Designed for short stays.Built to be remembered.