After raising their children in Western Australia, Jane and David Fewson packed up their lives to travel Australia, and fell in love with the NSW Northern Rivers region. In 2014 they found a dilapidated 1970s house on a macadamia farm in a small town near Tintenbar, on Nyangbul land, 30 minutes south-west of Byron Bay.
The couple have since completed extensive renovations to the house, and added an Airbnb rental (with a second in progress), alongside their daughter Hannah and a team of local craftspeople. Together, they have totally transformed the property into a serene, expansive family home that currently houses Jane and David, Hannah and her fiancé James Grant, and their 18-month-old daughter Purslane (Pursy). The young couple is currently renovating their own home – yep, on the same property!
Two houses, two Airbnbs, and three generations = one very special home for this family.
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