Bindi Irwin has a love for animals passed on from her late father Steve Irwin, and that much is clear by the fact she lives in a literal zoo!
Bindi is based on site at Australia Zoo, Queensland with her husband Chandler Powell, her daughter Grace Warrior, her mother Terri and her brother Robert. From a gigantic garden to a beautiful nursery, it looks like the perfect family pad.
The mom-of-one welcomed another adorable arrival earlier this year - a baby rhino!
WATCH: Bindi Irwin reveals new family member DJ the rhino
Bindi Irwin's living room
© Photo: InstagramBindi and Chandler recently posed for a photo inside of their living room. It is decorated with cream walls and orange tiled flooring, and furniture includes a sofa dressed with a lilac throw, a tall house plant and a white coat stand. There is also a dining table as seen behind the couple, with black chairs lining either side. The kitchen, meanwhile, is accessed via an arched entryway.
© Photo: InstagramBindi shared another image of her puppy sleeping on the sofa in the living room last year. The dog was seen lying on a checked blanket, alongside a sentimental design embroidered with a photo of Bindi as a child, and her late father Steve Irwin.
© Photo: InstagramThe room also has a large open log fireplace, as seen in this snap of Bindi and her mum.
Bindi Irwin's baby's nursery
© Photo: InstagramIn keeping with the location of the home, Bindi's baby girl's nursery has been curated with an animal theme, including wall art of rabbits and butterflies. It is furnished with a white wooden changing bed, and a white, red and green floral mat on top.
Bindi Irwin's garden
© Photo: InstagramBindi and Chandler have plenty of outdoor space in their backyard, which Bindi called "spectacular" when she posted this photo on Instagram.
Bindi Irwin's hallway
© Photo: InstagramBindi's hallway follows the same muted, rustic design as the rest of the property, with cream walls and tiled flooring, and a wooden staircase with a black wrought-iron bannister.
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