We had a great week at Anthea's place. The house is chock full of every domestic convenience you could want: various types of coffee makers, pots and pans and utensils for cooking, double oven plus microwave, dishwasher; plenty of space heaters for every bedroom, ample pillows and duvets and blankets for the beds; lots of relaxing spaces so everyone can chill either together or separately; washer and dryer, clothes drying rack; upper-level deck with beautiful views out to the sea, local birds aplenty in the yard -- including King Parrots and Magpies and Currawongs who come to the deck to ask for a feed; amazing rain-head showers in the bathrooms, good water pressure... I could go on. The house also is very well located, mere steps from the Anglesea Heath, a great swath of beautiful green space with both hiking and mountain biking trails winding throughout, as well as all manner of local bird life -- and you'll even see kangaroos in there if you're lucky! It is also a short walk downhill to the beach at the end of O'Donohue Road. Gorgeous for taking long walks, and for seeing the two types of Plovers who live on the beach at this time of year -- though I would not recommend it for swimming, as it appears quite rough and dangerous (we never even saw anyone surfing there). There are more protected areas of beach just to the east of Point Roadknight, a short drive or longish walk along the beach from Anthea's house. Also the house was very quiet while we were there, so that the only time I was wakened early was by a Wattle Bird right outside my window! The next-door neighbour John is a builder; he stopped by to say a friendly hello and let us know he was available should we need any help. As for dining, there are multiple options a very short drive away (5 minutes) in the centre of Anglesea: excellent Thai and Japanese food, the Anglesea Pub, etc. In the other direction, about 10 minutes' drive to the west, is Airey's Pub, where the food and microbrews are always excellent! If you want to cook at the house, your best bet is to hit up the Anglesea IGA for supplies. They have just about everything. There is more to do and see in and around Anglesea that I don't have time to mention, but it's all easy to find online, or even as you pass through the town on the Great Ocean Road.