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Pebblebank on Morses -Mountain Retreat

A serene mountain retreat nestled above Wandiligong Valley. Pebblebank on Morses offers pure stillness with panoramic views, calming interiors, king beds with cultiver linen. Cheminee Philippe wood fire, Miele Kitchen, unwind in the yoga snug, breathe in mountain air from the floating deck. French doors open from each bedroom, drift to sleep with the sounds of Morses Creek. A sanctuary for rest, rejuvanation and reconnection, a true mindful escape—crafted for those seeking luxury and peace.

The Hut at Elm Tree Farm, Mansfield

The Hut at Elm Tree Farm is a place to switch off and reconnect with nature. It sits on 160 rolling acres and is surrounded by a 5000 acre working farm. It is an off grid restored shearer's hut with a separate bathroom/toilet and outdoor kitchen. USB charging is available. The hut operates on 12 volt power and gas is provided for water heating and cooking. There is a indoor fireplace for warmth and an outdoor firepit for fun. It is for guests who enjoy outdoor adventures! Note unfenced dams.

Avalon House: The Mine Managers

The Mine Managers Suite at Avalon House has some of the original timber wall panelling dating back to 1889 giving it old word charm whilst upgraded modern amenities make it a warm and comfortable private apartment for two. This was the residence of Thomas Davey who managed the Harrietville Gold Company till the great depression in the 20’s. With a private pet friendly courtyard, it is in the centre of town walking distance to Cafes, Parks, Rivers, Pubs and all Harrietville has to offer.

19th cent. cottage with garden & WiFi

@fairviewbeechworth Built in 1885, Fairview Cottage is a great base to explore Ovens River Valley including wineries, Murray to Mountains Rail Trail, Bright, Mt Buffalo, King Valley. The cottage has 3 bedrooms + 1, wrap-around porch, fireplace, AC, WiFi, laundry facilities, well-appointed kitchen, parking, outdoor area and expansive gardens with privacy. Located 800m to the heart of Beechworth's shops, cafes & only minutes to Lake Sambell, walking and riding trails & Chinese Gardens.

The Tin Pod

Breathe easy the moment you walk into the courtyard of The Tin Pod. This light, Bright, modernly appointed space, located right on the edge of beautiful bush land to explore will instantly transport you to a more relaxed state of being. A perfect couples retreat to rejuvenate the body and mind. Alternatively if you seek a more active getaway there are walks to be done, cafes to visit, mountain bike trails to explore, snowfields to conquer.....all on the doorstep of “The Tin Pod”.

Off-Grid Retreat

Off-grid retreat … Dargo Viewz is a “hut” with a difference. The studio-style getaway is totally off-grid and set in a very peaceful, secluded area outside Dargo. Enjoy breathtaking views overlooking the Dargo valley. Winter mornings are special here – watch the fog clouds roll over the hills and meander through the valley. Please be aware that from June to December the Dargo High Plains Road is closed. This means you can't drive from Mt Hotham to Dargo on that road.

Peony Farm Green Cottage

Welcome to Stanley on the edge of the Victorian Alps. The Stanley Peony Farm features two self contained guest cottages, quaint, peaceful and very much unique for the area. This cottage, named Alice Harding after the well known peony cultivar, is set amongst an established garden with oaks, Japanese maples, liquid ambers, claret ash and tulip trees. The setting provides a great place to relax and unwind whilst enjoying all that this area has to offer.

The Ginger Duck A cozy country retreat

Located 5 mins from Omeo, the home is nestled overlooking the Omeo valley and Livingstone creek. This unique, octagonal, off grid home is a great base for your stay. The home is styled with comfort in mind. Sit back after an adventurous day exploring the area, or laze about & take in the views, unplug and relax. Omeo is great for those who want to explore the area via pushy, road, or dirt bikes, on foot, or the ski fields

Historic Wark Cottage

Wark Cottage (circa 1895) named after the original owner William Frederick Wark, has been meticulously restored to modern day standards while retaining its worker cottage roots. Original features throughout complete with pressed tin finishes, hardwood floors and working fireplace. Wark Cottage draws you back in time and creates a tranquil and relaxing place to locate yourself while visiting Chiltern and surrounds.