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"Topp House" Retreat Barossa

Topp House is one of the original heritage interest houses along Bethany Road. Bethany ( Bethanien) established 1842 the oldest German settlement in the Barossa Valley. Topp House Retreat is on the grounds and situated in a prime location to explore everything the Barossa Valley has to offer. Take time out to rest, away from everyday life in a peaceful environment. This unique retreat is accessibility and environmentally friendly. You won’t want to leave this charming, one-of-a-kind place.

The Writer's Studio, Barossa

Perfect for one or two people, The Writer's Studio is fully self-contained. It has a really comfortable and firm inflatable queen bed. Away from the main house, it opens out onto a small orchard. This is a quiet oasis you can enjoy in between exploring all the Barossa has to offer. It has dining and sitting areas as well as a reading nook in the loft. It has a sofa which can open out for a child if necessary. Or we can set up another inflatable bed in the loft, accessed by a loft ladder.

WHISTLER VINEYARD RETREAT

Set on 80acres in the heart of the Barossa Valley this private, self-contained guest wing is surrounded by vineyard and gardens. Our retreat gets you back to nature... with vineyard and scrub walks, (accompanied by at least one of our Border Collies), friendly geese, an inquisitive free-roaming peacock, hens, rescued & wild kangaroos, the occasional Koala and a myriad of birdlife. Take in the views from the verandas, sit by the campfire (during the cooler months) or relax in the hammock.

The Barn - a little bit rustic, a little bit luxe

Step into a little bit of rustic charm with some luxe comfort at the Barn. It shares the nuances of glamping - but not in a tent! Whilst it may not suit everyone - especially those who require the comforts of a night ensuite bathroom; from the Barn you will have no neighbours, no street lights and a huge night sky of twinkling stars. Nestled on our 5-acre property named Pondicherri, The Barn is set amongst a collection of historic outbuildings offering a countryside escape.

Gorgeous stone cottage; stay & explore the Barossa

Our cottage has all you need for your Barossa stay. It’s walking distance to shops, restaurants, cafes & the iconic Barossa Farmers Market. A cottage feel as you arrive, with a clean white crisp interior, this is a well renovated, comfortable stone cottage, perfect for two couples. Comprising two queen bedrooms, a sitting room w gas fire, separate dining area, well-appointed kitchen with coffee pod machine, 1.5 bathrooms, second separate toilet & outdoor seating area.

Retro Barossa

A lovely fully renovated 1950's house in the heart of Angaston. Experience the Barossa like a local. A short walk to the main street and less than 10 minutes drive to Tanunda. Drop into a winery, enjoy a balloon ride across the Barossa or just kick back enjoy the pace of life. Please note a booking for two guests will allow access to one bedroom in the house. If you require both bedrooms you must book for a minimum of three guests. All guests must be over 18.

BnB on Barkey

This cute little flat is in walking distance to five wineries , local pub, local shop and restaurant. Disabled friendly with assistance bars either side of the toilet and a very large shower with assistance bar. Would suit Singles, Couples or Couple with one or two small children. Enjoy what the barossa has to offer within a short walk away! Please note this is strictly a Non Smoking accomodation.

'In The Vines' Guest Cottage, Barossa Valley SA

‘In The Vines’ Guest Cottage, nestled among long-views of vineyards, villages & church spires. Fully appointed, our private accommodation is ideally placed to explore all that is The Barossa. Minutes from the Barossa Farmers Market, cellar doors, galleries, cafes & award winning restaurants. Perfect for that romantic getaway, or quiet enough to focus on your business plans.

Juniper Grove • Adelaide Hills Log Cabin

Juniper Grove is a thoughtful little log cabin, nestled in the Adelaide Hills. Originally built by hand in the 1970s and lovingly restored over the past year, this place is a rich, thoughtful one that you won't want to leave. Think floor to ceiling wood, board games aplenty, cozy flax-linen sheets, birdsong and the call of native birds as you rest and recharge.