As we are apparently the first to visit Felicita, we will try and write a comprehensive review for future Abnb guests. The property is set among the rolling hills of the Collie River Valley and as it is situated at the end of a No-Through road, it affords almost total peace and quiet. The only sounds are the periodic lowing of a few cows and the beautiful calls of the Kookaburras nesting nearby. The river itself is a short walk away with a footpath alongside leading to a swimming hole where the water was crisp and clear. The path continues along the bank which we didn’t have time to explore but would undoubtedly provide a wonderful day outdoors just enjoying nature. We were fortunate enough to meet the host who was a most engaging,open-minded gentleman who obviously has a rich history with the area. The house itself reflects his European sensibility and sophistication with artwork tastefully displayed and beautifully lit. Especially notable was the exquisite timber joinery with the cabinetry , doors and windows matching in style. The hinges, to this reviewer, were a thing of beauty! (I left a note suggesting some door stoppers lol) Also of note were the exceptionally deep sinks with tap ware of the highest standard. The kitchen accoutrements were also “top shelf”, steel and chrome, all in immaculate condition. None of the usual blunt knives, mismatched cutlery and plastic plates here! The house also boasts not one, but two washers and a dryer with loads of white bath towels, face cloths, etc, at your disposal. The floors throughout are of natural stone making the acoustics perfect for my guitar! They would make any amateur musician sound great. (not so great for screaming children however.) There is good wifi with a decent speed for streaming content so we didn't miss the TV. Others need to keep that in mind. You need to self entertain or perhaps interact with the owner as he seemed so interesting and fun. There is ducted air-conditioning in the main living area and bedroom with ensuite but the design allowed a breeze to completely ventilate the entire space. (the weather was very mild for us). A veranda stretches completely across the front where one can sit and enjoy a glass of wine. Speaking of which, the host was extremely generous leaving a thoughtfully chosen sauvignon blanc as well as an array of local fruit and continental breakfast supplies. The possible negatives for others may be the acoustics mentioned above. The house IS loud, no question and as such may not afford privacy to couples who might want to stay together but apart as it were. (there were no carpets as pictured when we were there). Also, if people want to travel around the area, say to the Wellington National Park (honeymoon pool or the reservoir) it is quite a drive. I'd say over a half hour. There may be other attractions nearer though. We were happy to stay put doing nothing....