Still Windy Couple's Retreat

Mwenyeji Bingwa

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Robyn ni Mwenyeji Bingwa

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Still Windy is a self-contained retreat for couples on the stunning north coast of Kangaroo Island. Situated on a 100 ha bush block less than 10 mins from spectacular Snelling Beach, the unique house takes full advantage of of the surrounding bush, farmland and ocean views. The house is a stylish boutique retreat with little touches of luxury for your comfort and enjoyment. Still Windy is perfect anytime of year for summer holidays, clear autumn days, wild wintry escapes and spring wildflowers.

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The House
Eco-friendly features include grid-connect solar, rainwater, and recycled and sustainably harvested timbers.

Inside the kitchen and living areas are spacious and open plan with separate bedroom and bathroom. The kitchen is large with stainless steel appliances and gorgeous recycled Tasmanian Oak benchtops. Out the front is a solid Kwila deck to soak up the sun or enjoy a quiet drink under the stars. An outdoor shower with stunning views allows a cool off in the summer or a wash off after the beach.

Included in the tariff:

King-sized bed and luxury linen
Fully equipped kitchen
Breville Barista coffee machine and beans
T-Bar teas
Bottle of Sparkling red wine
Reverse cycle air-conditioning in main room
Pot Belly for warmth and ambiance on cold winter nights (firewood supplied during the winter/cooler months only, April 1st – September 30th)
Wi-Fi and ethernet internet connection to Smart TV
Oversized shower with rain shower head, standard bath
Thankyou bathroom products
Hairdryer
Outdoor shower
Dog friendly (conditions apply, see ‘Other details to note’ below)

THE PROPERTY
Still Windy is situated on a 100 Ha bush block with large stands of remnant vegetation including sugar gum woodlands and yacca grasslands. White Tree Creek meanders through the middle of the property and provides a delightful guide to follow for bush walks or secluded picnics.
Native wildlife abounds on the property and it is common to see kangaroos, wallabies, echidnas, wedge-tailed eagles and goannas.
The more dedicated nature lover may also see stone curlews, pygmy possums, boobook owls and glossy-black cockatoos. In Spring time there are abundant wildflowers and native orchids throughout the valley.
There are at least two nesting Glossy-black cockatoos on the property and we have an ongoing re-vegetation program designed to provide shelter and forage trees for these critically endangered birds.
At nearby Snelling Beach you may see dolphins, sea eagles, hooded plovers and the occasional fur seal.

Mahali ambapo utalala

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Mwonekano wa Bahari

Mwonekano wa bahari

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Jiko

Wifi

Maegesho ya bila malipo kwenye majengo

Wanyama wapenzi wanaruhusiwa

45"HDTV na Netflix

Mashine ya kuosha ya Bila malipo – Ndani ya nyumba

Haipatikani: King'ora cha kaboni monoksidi

Chagua tarehe ya kuingia

Weka tarehe zako za safari ili kupata bei kamili

Wageni

Mgeni 1

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Usafi

Usahihi

Mawasiliano

Mahali

Kuingia

Thamani kwa pesa

Mahali utakapokuwa

Middle River, South Australia, Australia

Local Attractions
The north coast is more sheltered than the south and provides ample opportunities for water-based activities like swimming, surfing, snorkelling, diving, beach-walking and fishing in the local marine parks. Still Windy is also the perfect base for exploring the iconic Flinders Chase National Park and the Seal Bay Conservation Park.