The property was originally settled by white settlers in the 1850’s, during the famous gold rush. The lath & mud construction cottage located next to the current accommodation was the original ‘Homestead’. There was a single, giant, ancient pine tree that once shaded this humble dwelling, now gone, it lent its name to the current property.
FEATURES
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Spacious home with generous room-sizes
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2000 acres – mountain bike trails, bush walks, etc.
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Big wrap-around verandas & deck
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Pet friendly
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Veggie patch | herb gardens | seasonal orchard
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Wood fireplace (wood supplied)
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Large S/S BBQ
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TV, DVD player & movies for all ages
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Well-appointed games room including a pool table, dartboard, board games
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Original artworks some with an African themes
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Large library reflecting the owner’s extensive interests
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Historic Mud Cottage
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Firepit
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Sunroom
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Family & Friend get-togethers
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Pet Friendly
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Bush Walkers
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Artist Groups
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Mountain Bikers
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Theatre & Drama Groups
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Religious & Spiritual Groups
FACILITIES
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Eco friendly
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Large ‘eat-in’ kitchen - fully equipped, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, microwave, gas hot plates & electric oven plus original Argyle wood stove – perfect for making scones
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Sleeps eleven in four bedrooms. Master bedroom with a queen bed. Second bedroom with a traditional timber double bed and a single bed. The third single room has three singles. The fourth bedroom has a double bed and one single bed.
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A porta cot for baby’s use (no linen supplied)
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Three bathrooms, with toilets and showers in each, and one bathtub.
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Washing machine, clothesline, clothes dryer & ironing facilities
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Linen & towels supplied
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Non-smoking rooms (designated smoking areas)