Jill's place was a fantastic getaway in the heart of Red Hill. We spent three nights there in January and it was sublime; the weather co-operaterd with 28–32º days allowing us to enjoy the porch overlooking the grounds and some water in the evenings.
The house itself is small and cosy, but the bedrooms are spacious. It suits two couples who can cohabit well — particularly on a cold or rainy day — because the indoor shared space is quite small (this is the only negative thing I can say about the house, and I'm scraping the bottom of the barrel to do it. The shared (covered) balcony has plenty of space and that's where we spent our evenings, BBQing and enjoying wine.
The house was *very* well stocked with breakfast supplies; coffee and all kinds of tea of course, as well as local bread, bacon, eggs, crackers, jams, yoghurt, condiments, cereal, muesli, granola, milk and OJ… Lots of options. If you were planning to enjoy lunch and dinner out and about then you wouldn't need to bring anything food-wise.
The location is great: just off a main-ish road, easy to get to, but generally a quiet part of Red Hill. Much to see and do on The Hill and up and down the peninsula. Definitely recommend Little Rebel for coffee (and nearby antique store) and Green Olive for extensive lunch.
In summary we had a great and comfortable stay and will be recommending Kent farm to others.