This is a really remote and secluded property, up a long gravel track and several kilometres from the nearest shops and restaurants. If this doesn't put you off then you are in for a real treat. As you arrive you realise that the view of the mountains is absolutely stunning. Sparkle, the dog, is probably barking her head off but once you stop and get out of the car she is lovely and gentle and quiet. Sandra will give you a warm welcome. She is friendly and interesting and helpful, she even did a load of washing for us.
The accommodation is on the first floor via an outside set of steps, fine for most people but it could be a problem for those with limited mobility or very big, heavy suitcases. There is lots of space and it's well equipped and very homely, don't expect the glass and stainless steel and state-of-the-art kitchen and bathroom of a modern urban apartment. We were very comfortable and felt at home there.
Sandra offers a good choice of breakfasts, which you prepare yourself from the lovely ingredients she provides.
Sandra told us there are lots of wallabies around but there was no moonlight so sadly we didn't see any, the whole place is pitch black at night. We did see lots of lovely birds, though, including some gorgeous blue wrens.
All in all, a quite delightful stay.