Charming Renovated 3 Bedroom Murrurundi Cottage Circa 1910 With Mountain Views!

🛋️ Entertainment

Relax and unwind with unlimited Wi-Fi, a Smart TV, and a selection of books, yoga equipment, and board games tucked inside the wooden chest by the fireplace — perfect for cosy nights in.

🛏️ Bedrooms

The cottage features three comfortable bedrooms and can accommodate 5 people easily:

Queen bedroom with magnificent mountain views from your bed.

Double bedroom with mahogany drawers and plenty of light and view of mountains.

Single bedroom with desk and comfortable leather office chair with, yes, fabulous mountain views — a sunny haven on crisp morning

🍽️ Living & Dining

A bright, open space with dining table, comfortable sofa and chairs, and Smart TV — ideal for relaxed evenings or sharing a meal after a day exploring Murrurundi.

Featuring stunning oil paintings by famous local NSW artists on the walls & a magnificent Venetian glass mirror above the fireplace. Plus a well stocked library of books and board games.


🍳 Kitchen

Fully equipped with stove, fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher, toaster, kettle, and coffee options including a brand new Nespresso Machine, coffee plunger and milk frother. Pantry basics, herbs, olive oil, balsamic vinegar, tea, and hot chocolate are all provided. Help yourself. This is your home away from home.

🛁 Bathroom

Enjoy a touch of luxury with Sukin boutique toiletries, including shampoo, conditioner, and soap. Features a bath, shower, toilet, hair dryer, and storage space.

The best bath and shower you'll ever have. Guests often comment the bathroom is better than the one they have at home.

🧺 Laundry

Complete with washing machine, detergents, iron, ironing board, and a second toilet for convenience.

🌿 Other Things to Note

You’ll have the entire cottage and secluded garden to yourselves. The back verandah has a large table and chairs and BBQ.

We’re close to the local train station, making arrival by train from Sydney easy (approx. 4.5 hours, $40–$60). Please note: freight and passenger trains do pass regularly — a small reminder you’re in the heart of a working country town.

Pets are welcome (just not on beds or sofas), and no smoking indoors, please.