Three charming, secluded cottages located well away from one another amongst rolling hills, trees and creeks.

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Enjoy fireplaces, combustion heaters, outdoors firepits beneath the stars! 32 bird species amidst the gums and heritage-listed countryside.

 

 

Accommodation ranges from $175 per night in four cottages that sleep two, four, six, and up to ten.

Tariff includes cooked breakfast provisions, wine or port, and firewood during non-ban fire season, and all linen with beautifully made-up beds!

Minimum 2-night stay. (Long weekends are a minimum 3-nights and Easter is a 4-night minimum.

 

Key in the door from 3pm. Check-out is a leisurely 11am.

 

Cathy's Cottage (budget accommodation from $175) - one bedroom

Quaint and cosy one-bedroom cottage with separate living room, separate kitchen, a front verandah and back, half-covered courtyard overlooking the bush.

 

 

Glen Morris (from $185) - 2 bedroom

 

Romantic Glen Morris, nestled by the creek beneath ancient gums, sleeps four. It has a cosy breakfast parlour, French doors opening onto the back courtyard, and an elevated verandah with magnificent country views.

 

Bronte Manor (4 people: from $310) - 4 bedroom, 2-bathroom + 'overflow' self-contained cabin

Sleeps up to 8

For larger groups, enquire about self-contained Heathcliff Cabin with queen bed a few metres from Bronte Manor. (An additional $125 pn.)

 

Rustic, quirky Bronte Manor, perched on the hill, has four bedrooms on either side of a baronial living room with open fireplace, and a large, well-stocked kitchen opening onto a slate terrace that enjoys magnificent, undisturbed valley views.

All cottages have either an inside open fire or pot-belly stove, as well as an outdoor fire pit and BBQ.

Visitors are welcomed with a complimentary bottle of local wine or decanter of port, together with generous breakfast provisions in the fridge: local free-range eggs, bacon, tomatoes, fresh bread from the bakery, milk, butter and toppings for toast.

Located several kilometres away from the Main North Road, and not far from the Riesling Trail, you'll wake up to the sound of birds.

Enjoy the unhurried pace of the country with a visit to one of the many wineries, restaurants and coffee shops in the area, or enjoy a meandering walk through the trees to visit the alpacas.

Note: Beds are fully made-up, firewood, generous provisions for a cooked Breakfast are provided & dogs can enjoy plenty of off-leash fun!

"I ...... listened to the soft wind breathing through the grass; and wondered how anyone could ever imagine unquiet slumbers for the sleepers in that quiet earth." Emily Brontë, Wuthering Heights