It’s official: Bluey’s iconic house is up for grabs on Airbnb.
Fans of the Australian animated TV series can now live like the title character, after a life-size version of the Blue Heeler puppy’s home was recently listed on the holiday rental company.
The lodging platform has stated that the bright yellow house, located in Brisbane, Queensland, was “recreated – for real life” for two adults and two children to call home for a weekend.
The family will be able to enjoy three action-packed days at the colourful house, which boasts a trampoline, a teepee, and a playroom bursting at the seams with toys.
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The rental will be available for wishful guests to book at 8AM AEDT on 15th February for a two-night getaway from 18th-20th February 2022 for Australian residents only.
The Airbnb listing read: “On a leafy street in the heart of Brisbane, something magical has happened... the Heeler home from Bluey’s world has been recreated – for real life!
“Brace yourself for a weekend of family games and make-believe, in a home featuring Bluey and Bingo’s colourful bedroom, toy-packed playroom and lush backyard - complete with trampoline!”
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The listing even states that the home’s kitchen is stocked with delicious goodies, “including Magic Asparagus, plenty of fruit and Bandit’s famous duck cake!”
This “one-of-a-kind” trip to Bluey’s house is credited to a collaboration between Airbnb and BBC Studios, with a statement explaining that the “house has been entirely customised to bring the cartoon experience to life”.
The listing also states that the home also includes easily-recognisable details, including the red letterbox and chimney in the shape of a bone for super-fans to revel over.
The home’s decor has been “re-imagined with a breezy Mid-century aesthetic coupled with playful pops of colour” with the aim of imitating the series’ home, including fruit-inspired rugs with Bluey’s “beloved Chattermax toy and Magic Xylophone”.
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International fans of the show, however, might be disappointed, as the rental is only available to Australian residents.
You can book the Airbnb here, on a first-come-first-served basis.
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Gabriella Ferlita