
Accommodation: Family wing consisting of one queen room, one double room with private bathroom children are most welcome. Only one group of guests are accommodated at a time to give you total privacy. An extra queen room and single bed with private bathroom is available for extra friends or family you may have (accommodates up to a total of 8 people). Also newly renovated shearers quarters. Suitable for couples, groups or families. Self contained accommodation ideal for short or long term stay. Monthly rates available on request.
Meals: Fresh produce from our garden is a feature in our home cooking. Full breakfast is included in tariff, served in our formal dining room. Evening meals are also available upon request, dinners also include a complementary glass of local wine and nibbles. The two course dinner is $25 per person.
Rates: $140 double including breakfast $15 child under 12 years of age $60 for each extra person.
Arrivals: Arrivals are requested to be no earlier than 2:00pm. Deposits: To secure a booking we require 50% of the total cost, paid directly into our bank account or sent to us by cheque. We realise that due to unforeseen circumstances cancellations can occur, in which case we will refund part of your deposit.
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