Description
4½ Star accommodation in the scenic Hotham Valley, just an hour and half south of Perth. Two rammed earth cottages situated in a secluded organic vineyard that includes a winery and bistro.
The two cottages and family apartment are part of the winery complex which includes a bistro and is situated in a vineyard overlooking the Hotham Valley.
The cottages sleep a maximum of 2 people in a queen bed and has a large en-suite, self contained kitchen and a lounge dining area with a private courtyard.
The family apartment is on the first floor of the winery and has two en-suite bedrooms. One with a queen bed and the other with a double and 2 single beds and can accommodate 6 people comfortably. The central living area with lounges and dining has a kitchenette overlooking the barrel-room.
There are gardens set in 5 acres which includes ponds and waterfalls. The property is registered with Land for Wildlife. The vineyard, orchards and vegetable garden are organic/biodynamic. These same principles are used in the winery producing organic/biodynamic wines. There are walking trails on the 167 acre property with plenty of places to see the bush and watch the wildlife.
Relax, unwind and enjoy nature in the picturesc Hotham Valley.
There are gardens set in 5 acres which includes ponds and waterfalls. The property is registered with Land for Wildlife. The vineyard, orchards and vegetable garden are organic/biodynamic. These same principles are used in the winery producing organic/biodynamic wines. There are walking trails on the 167 acre property with plenty of places to see the bush and watch the wildlife.
Nearby Attractions
Dryandra Woodlands and Barna Mia wildlife sanctuary. Situated 30km towards Narrogin Dryandra offers the chance to see echidnas and rare numbats in the wild. But even if you aren't lucky, you are guaranteed to see some cute critters at Barna Mia which are near impossible to see in the wild, like the Bilby. The sunset tours to watch the small marsupials, must be booked with DEC Narrogin on .
Boyagin Rock Walk and Reserve. This walk is within the small Boyagin Nature Reserve (4966 ha, declared in 1991). The Reserve is a fascinating place and, the walk can be completed comfortably as a day walk.
Ranford Pool. The pool is situated at the end of River Road, Ranford. It provides a pleasant resting place for canoeing, birdwatching, fishing and more.
Boddington Fish Ladder. The fish ladder was designed to assist river fauna movement upstream which would otherwise congregate at the base of the weir and become easy prey to predators. Construction consisted of a series of pools in a 1 in 20 gradient with a reduced weir height entry to the ladder. The fish ladder is the only one of its kind in Western Australia.
Lane Poole Reserve. The reserve covers nearly 55,000 hectares, ranging from the steeply forested valley slopes and rock-rimmed pools of the Murray River near the Darling Scarp to the more open, undulating jarrah and wandoo woodlands further east. Tall blackbutt, jarrah and marri forest shades the river valley, and on either side of the river gravel roads lead to recreation areas.
Mt Cook. Mount Cooke is well known for its walk track which is part of the Bibbulmun Track. The Bibbulmun walk track leads from a parking and picnic area, and goes thousands of metres through the Jarrah forest, coloured with a host of wildflowers in all seasons, to the summit of Mount Cooke (581m the highest point of the Darling Scarp).
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Capacity: 10
Number of rooms: 3rooms
Facilities: Bar, Function, Pet Friendly, Restaurant
Star Rating: 4 star
Room features: Air conditioning, TV
Services: Wi-fi, English speaking staff