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Rose Creek Farm Stay, Williams

Rose Creek Farm house is strategically positioned an elevated location, allowing visitors bask in the breathtaking scenery of the farmland and nature. The guest will be able to enjoy the Mother Nature dressed up in unique beauty in all 4 seasons. There is no exception for the night; the chances of meeting wild life is very high. However do not forget to look up on the sky on a clear night; you might be sitting on a galaxy which will drift you to a feeling that you are blessed by Mother Nature.

The West Wing York WA

Idyllic adults retreat located on 5 acres, nestled under Mount Bakewell, The West Wing offers a tranquil place to stay. This private accommodation has its own living room, bedroom & bathroom. No kitchen but there is a kettle, toaster, fridge & BBQ. Tea, coffee, milk, butter & homemade bread are also provided. Quality linen & furnishings have been chosen with comfort in mind. There is a large garden & olive grove to wander in & it is a 5-minute drive or pleasant 30-minute walk into town.

Kulin Erindale Units, Unit A, Self Contained

Erindale Units (Wifi) fully self contained for short term stays located in Kulin townsite. Guests have unit to themselves. Great place to stay to visit family, Kulin Water Slide or Wave Rock. Unit A sleeps 6 people (4 adults 2 Children)1 x Queen bed, 2 x single beds (with a single trundle bed) and a sofa bed in lounge room. Units are clean and tidy older small style kitchen new bathroom. Recently Texture coated and new roof. Telstra network is the only mobile service available in regional WA

“Smudges Shack”Kondinin

Welcome to our rustic retreat in the heart of the wheatbelt region! Experience the charm of country living in our well loved 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom cottage, nestled in the idyllic town of Kondinin. Our cottage is a mix of quirky and cosy, with all the necessities and a front patio that beckons you to slow down and savor the simplicity of life. Step inside, and you'll find a comfortable living space that retains its original charm while offering modern conveniences for a delightful stay.

The Collins York

Take some time off to enjoy a historic getaway in the town of York. Put your feet up and relax with a good book in this gorgeous Heritage listed building built in 1907 by the Collins brothers, or head out for some beautiful views of Mt Brown and long walking trails, followed by some delicious food and drink at one of the local pubs or cafes. The Collins York is located right in the centre of town. It is just a short stroll to the local cafes, pubs, shops, museums and parks.

Solace at Jam Tree Hill

Solace at Jam Tree Hill is located on the western outskirts of York, just 3km from town and in the heart of farming land. It encompasses 100 acres of open paddocks, bushland, creek lines and vast views of the stunning Avon Valley region. Solace tiny home is a sustainably built and completely off grid property, that can accommodate up to 4 people who want to escape to the wheatbelt and switch off from their lives and focus on enjoying the beautiful landscape.

McCabe Farm Cabin by Tiny Away

Welcome to McCabe Farm Cabin by Tiny Away, an enchanting rustic retreat located in a tributary of the Aven River, nestled between the towns of Beverley and Pingelly. The tiny is home to indigenous trees, wildlife, and natural flora and fauna, making it an ideal farm stay WA getaway where you can disconnect from the hustle and bustle of city life. P.S. Campers are welcome to explore along the river and throughout the treed areas.

Quairading Quarters

Our little house is warm, comfortable and convenient. It has three bedrooms, sleeps up to 6, and includes free Wi-Fi and plenty of parking. Quairading Quarters has three bedrooms and one bathroom (with a separate toilet): Bedroom 1: Queen Bed Bedroom 2: Queen Bed Bedroom 3: 2 x Single Bed You have access to the whole house and block. We live locally, so just reach out via message if you need anything during your stay.

Nessy's Nest Cottage

Nessy's Nest is a cosy, historical cottage in the heart of Narrogin (circa 1890) at the gateway of Western Australia's Upper Great Southern Region. 2 minute walk to shops and the centre of town, and 2 minute drive to the indoor swimming and sporting precincts and newly opened skate park. 20 metres from a lovely afternoon walk along the winning sculpture park of Narrogin Creek, the newly renovated railway museum.