Experience a distinctive holiday retreat with three charming stand-alone cottages nestled on our lush one-acre property. Enclosed by fencing, our tranquil haven ensures the utmost privacy for your peaceful stay.

A spacious and picturesque garden at the center, ideal for hosting games, picnics, ceremonies, and workshops.

Our 3 cottages come in different sizes and styles, each providing total seclusion for a peaceful and intimate escape.

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THE ROSE COTTAGE

1 BEDROOM | 2 ADULTS

The Rose Cottage is a romantic fully renovated heritage-listed Settler's Cottage that was built in 1851. This is a unique romantic cottage that provides a complete intimate get-away.

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THE BARN

2 BEDROOM | UP TO 4 ADULTS

Great for a couples getaway and also fantastic for families or just a romantic weekend for 2. In any case The Barn is best for people which seek peace, privacy and nature.

THE FARMHOUSE

3 ENSUITE BEDROOMS | UP TO 6 ADULTS

The Farmhouse is a one-of-a-kind two-storey weatherboard villa, designed for couples and friends who want to experience a magical country lifestyle.

The Farmhouse - Our latest addition

Enjoy this sanctuary for rest, relaxation, and togetherness. Perfect for couples and small groups, this house is your ultimate escape. The interiors evoke a sense of simplicity, plush comfort, and vintage style. Cozy up to the fireplace, play board games, or get lost in the magic of timeless vinyl records. Whip up gourmet meals in the open-style chef's kitchen. Enjoy cozy indoor & outdoor gathering spaces. Connect with nature through stunning mountain views and lush meadows.

“A TRUELY IDYLLIC & QUAINT GETAWAY. THE ROSE COTTAGE IS EQUAL PARTS HEARTWARMING & COZY; AND WITH SO MUCH ATTENTION HAVING BEEN PAID TO DETAIL & COMFORT IT WAS FAR EASIER TO ADJUST TO THE PASTORAL PLACE...

Aron | Booked via Riparide | Nov "22

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The Rose & Barn operates on Wodi-Wodi land and we acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first inhabitants and the traditional custodians of the lands where we live, learn, and work. we pay our respect to the elders past, present, and emerging, for they hold the memories, the traditions, and culture.