Turn into the beautiful tree lined driveway and park in the carport. Then forget your worries in this spacious and serene space.
Wonder through the fabulous fruit trees and veggie gardens, use the fresh produce to cook up a storm, then sit and enjoy in either outdoor entertaining area and overlook the vast paddocks and beautiful old gums.
Enjoy a gin & tonic in front of the fire pit on a summer's night or retreat to the inside fire for a glass of red during winter.
Our main aim when deciding to offer this space, was for people to be able to come here and forget about the world and anything that maybe going on in their lives.
A truly safe space to stop and refocus.
NOTE:
When you book with us, you get the entire house to yourself, the house is based on 150ac, very very rarely will you see another person onsite, if you do it will most likely be down the paddock if we need to feed cows or assist with a cow calving.
We do live onsite, our home is located on the neighboring 150ac farm, you can't see our home from the house you will be staying in, we also have farm staff accommodation onsite, they help us with the farm maintenance, gardening and feeding horses, you can't see their home either.
If you ever need assistance while staying on farm, we are only a call or text away and someone can normally help you pretty quickly.
Our business card is always left inside the house with our direct contact details.
But otherwise, you will very rarely see us!
Peaceful country getaway is located in Murchison East, just 20 miles from Shepparton Train Station and 22 miles from Shepparton Golf Club. The air-conditioned accommodation is 20 miles from Nagambie Train Station, and guests can benefit from on-site private parking and complimentary Wifi.
The vacation home is composed of 2 bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, and 2 bathrooms. A flat-screen TV is provided. The accommodation has a fireplace.
Outdoor play equipment is also available at the vacation home, while guests can also relax in the garden.
Bendigo Airport is 73 miles away.
