NewzMarlon Sayer and Romolo Romeo have transformed a 1932 timber-cutting cabin in Bonogin into a two-bedroom holiday retreat. The couple purchased the property in 2016, choosing to preserve the original historical character of the structure during the restoration process.
The renovated cabin now operates as a vacation rental, generating an annual income of $50,000. The project highlights the repurposing of local heritage architecture for modern commercial use.
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