Open for inspection: The cosiest country escapes on the market right now

Winter is here, and for many cities across Australia, the weather has been downright miserable.

In an attempt to highlight the positives of the cooler months, we've rounded up some of the most charming properties where the weather won't get you down.

From a Swedish-style tiny house in Pioneer to a charming weatherboard in Blackheath, these are the cosiest country properties on the market right now.

View Living Senior Reporter, January Jones gives her pick of the property listings.

Victoria: A 1930s stone cottage in Moorooduc

A former wedding reception centre, 'Gypsy Meadows' is a quaint 1930s timber and stone cottage located in Moorooduc. Set on 17 acres of bushland, the property features the reception centre with commercial kitchen and grand hall, a main residence and a chapel.

A business venture, holiday accommodation or a charming family home: this gorgeous property offers oodles of potential to prospective buyers. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter

Queensland: A secluded chalet in Maleny

Located in Maleny, this red cedar chalet offers mountain views, a generous parcel of land, and peace and quiet. The property features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a centrepiece 'Spin-a-fire' fireplace, landscaped gardens and ornamental dam.

Neat and tidy, in a beautiful natural setting. This is the perfect property to bunker down in and wait for winter to be over. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter

New South Wales: Mountain charm in Blackheath

A restored weatherboard in the charming town of Blackheath, this cute cottage is as pretty as a picture. Offering period charm with modern conveniences, the home features three bedrooms, an open fireplace, clawfoot bathtub and flowering front yard.

If you were to conjure up an image of a country cottage, this 1920s home would surely be front of mind. Charming, timeless and warm, this home is ready for its next lucky occupants. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter

Tasmania: A Swedish-style tiny house in Pioneer

Known as 'Little Falu', this Swedish-designed tiny house has been featured across multiple publications including Country Style, Escape and Architecture & Design. The red barn-style home features designer appliances, fireplace, outdoor games area and landscaped gardens.

A business opportunity or a much-needed escape, 'Little Falu' is a gorgeous little house that provides a chance to slow down and get away from it all. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter

Western Australia: Valley views in Margaret River

Perfect for intergenerational living, this Margaret River home offers dual living with a one-bedroom and a two-bedroom dwelling on the site. Both homes are modern and feature valley views, wood fires and landscaped gardens.

Two homes for the price of one. Ideal for buyers needing space multigenerational living, rental accommodation or a venture into the holiday accommodation market. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter

South Australia: Cottage charm in Bridgewater

This classic weatherboard in Bridgewater offers charm and character in a tranquil setting. Built in 1915, the home features two bedrooms, one bathroom, wood-burning fireplace, stylish kitchen and landscaped gardens.

Beautiful inside and out, this lovely home provides a cosy haven to wile away the winter months. January Jones - View Living Senior Reporter