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Review


Hazelwood Cottage is  self-contained and accommodates 16 people. The 7 bedroom, four-bathroom house is set in a picturesque accessible garden with sweeping views. The cottage is accessible and especially equipped for people with disabilities. It is ideal for couples, families and groups. 

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Review


Hazelwood Cottage is  self-contained and accommodates 16 people. The 7 bedroom, four-bathroom house is set in a picturesque accessible garden with sweeping views. The cottage is accessible and especially equipped for people with disabilities. It is ideal for couples, families and groups. 

The holiday accommodation has ample parking plus a carport at a stepless entrance. It is clean, homely and well-equipped for families and large groups. With 2 split systems and a wood fire, it's comfortable all year. Some mobility aids are provided and there are 4 adjustable beds. 2.5 of the bathrooms are accessible

The large kitchen is extremely well equipped and was recently renovated, with wonderful views, providing a wide electric stove, microwave and dishwasher. The lounge/dining area has a large table and comfy chairs of various heights,  board games, books and an ever popular pianola. A rec. room is attached to the side of the house with comfy seating, toys and table tennis. The Starlink WiFi is quick and integrates with the TV. There are 3 balconies, one with a large barbeque. There is ample parking, some undercover at the entrance.

The property is on 30 acres, balconies look over the  extensive gardens to Yarra Valley views.  Outdoor furniture, a bbq and a fire pit are provided along with the pleasure of sitting beneath magnificent old English trees.  Fern gully and bush walks lead past spring-fed dams, and give direct access to the National Park and O’Shannassy Trail. In the paddocks there are  some friendly farm animals to meet  including cows, goats, and donkeys.

Nearby attractions include the Upper Yarra Dam, Mt Donna Buang with winter snow play, the famous Redwood Forest, Warburton Water Park and new world class Mountain Bike Trail. Warburton has a vibrant community with frequent events.  In the heart of the town is the Waterwheel Visitor and Information Centre which gives helpful advice and also sells locally made arts and crafts. Hiking options are many but include the Lilydale to Warburton Rail Trail and the O’Shannassy Trail. The picturesque Yarra River  runs through the town  and offers visitors a range of outdoor activities, including fishing, swimming, and kayaking.

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Warburton


10 minutes drive past Warburton, upstream on the Yarra River

Warburton


10 minutes drive past Warburton, upstream on the Yarra River

Warburton

Warburton is a charming river town 6 minutes drive away with a variety of shops providing all the basic necessities and more. There are several cafes and pizza shops, an Indian restaurant,  the award winning Alpine Hotel, bike rentals, cinema, galleries, wine bars, clothing, book, and antique shops.

Mt Donna buang

Mt Donna Buang is regularly dusted with snow during winter and is ideal for snow play and tobogganing. It has some stunning examples of temperate rainforest. The Mountain Ash forests contain some of the biggest trees in the world, best viewed from The Rainforest Gallery halfway up the mountain.

Further afield..

Day trips can be made to such places as Healesville Sanctuary, TarraWarra Gallery, The Chocolaterie, Alowyn Gardens, Coombe Cottage, Yering Station, many vineyards, galleries, The Dandenong Mountains, Marysville and Lake Mountain.

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