Ann’s beautifully positioned accomodation, while a little off the beaten track, is all the more stunning for its isolated location. Down a long track... past some very friendly horses (I so wish we’d had some spare apples or carrots for them) and around the corner you emerge to see the dam and the unit. Oh and you have to pat the welcoming committee too - the two dogs are so sweet! With abundant bird life and the most beautiful sunrises it’s never boring looking out from big picture windows or from the shared deck.
The unit is pristine and modern yet studded with lovely family antiques and furniture. Lovely big beds and crisp linens make bedtime a delight. And we appreciated the touches like breakfast ingredients and a few select items in the pantry.
Make sure you take a walk down to the bay to observe the local bird life there too - geese, pelicans, swans, water fowl & distant boats zipping around. To the left of the entrance, further up the road there appears to be a little graveyard - we only discovered as driving past but looks to be old. We wish we’d been able to stay longer than one night.