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A real life recreation of the house from Blueyhas been listed on Blue My Mind (2017) Full Movie OnlineAirbnb, packed with references to the beloved Australian children's cartoon. It looks like the perfect wholesome escape all of us could use right now.

Following the titular six-year-old and her family of Australian Cattle Dogs, Bluey is like a window into an ideal yet still recognisable world. The bright showis full of warmth, humour, and fun that children of all ages can enjoy — and so can their parents.

Now fans are getting the opportunity to literally surround themselves with Bluey's good vibes for a weekend, thanks to an Airbnb listing that went live today. And at only $AU10 per night, it could be the best value holiday they've ever had.

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"It's been building for over a year and it's unbelievable to see this on @Airbnb today," tweeted Blueyexecutive producer Daley Pearson.

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Just like the show, the colourful home in Brisbane, Queensland features two bedrooms, a playroom full of toys, and a sunny kitchen perfect for baking duck cakes (one will even be provided). There's also a backyard with a trampoline and barbecue, because the house just wouldn't be complete without them.

Big enough for a family barbecue. Credit: Hannah Puechmarin / Airbnb Duck cake! Credit: Hannah Puechmarin / Airbnb A cot will be provided for younger guests. Credit: Hannah Puechmarin / Airbnb Complete with family portrait. Credit: Hannah Puechmarin / Airbnb The perfect place for a game of musical statues. Credit: Hannah Puechmarin / Airbnb Bandit and Chilli's room is less colourful, but no less cozy. Credit: Hannah Puechmarin / Airbnb

Bookings for the Heelers' house open Feb. 15 at 8 a.m. AEDT (Feb. 14 at 4 p.m ET), and will allow for a two night stay from Feb. 18 to 20.

Don't go rushing to mark your calendar though. Australia's borders will only reopen to international tourists one day later on Feb. 21, and only to those who are double-vaccinated. As such, only Australian residents will get the opportunity to have a sleepover in Bandit and Chilli's bed.

Fortunately there's nothing stopping you from just binge watching Blueyfrom the comfort of your own home, and enjoying its sharp yet wholesome humour.

Blueyis currently available to stream on Disney+.

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