Beautiful property if you want to escape the hustle and bustle and just read a good book in surroundings.
We stayed for my daughters 6th birthday, all reviews seemed to say animal interaction was amazing.however this was not the case. It’s quite expensive and the interaction with the farm animals comes at an extra cost. Instead of staying; we should have just paid for the pony ride.
Kids monkey bars are damaged and broken , chickens, goats and horses are kept at back of owners property and you pay extra to see them.
Ponies are put in front paddock so you can see them and pat them through the fences.
If antique is you taste then you will enjoy it, it’s not rustic but antique. House has a very old op shop smell, was expecting a little more from a monetary perspective. $460 for two nights and then to charge an extra $30 per kid to see the animals was a bit much.
Shower head is broken, shared kitchen space and no broom or vacum to clean, the windows upstairs are held closed with tape and during the storm I spent most of the night getting up to close them as the wind kept blowing them open. Breakfast provided is eggs, milk and a pack of muffins.
Overall Deb was lovely and the horses are beautiful but it was way overpriced: we left after one night as we didn’t find the beds that comfortable there was no power all day (Melbourne had power outages, not owners fault, big storms caused widespread outages) and by 4pm with no power, no candles or torches (bad weather and the house doesn’t get much light) and water taking forever to boil on the fire place we decided to go home.