One of the reasons to use AirBnb is to find places go stay that are unusual, off-the-beaten-track and one-of a-kind and this place ticks all those boxes. The property is magnificent, from the moment you enter the gates and glance at the ducks in the pond on the side of the driveway, to the journey in between olive groves and the vineyard to the Glasshouse entrance, this place feels special. Lisa was there to greet us (and accommodated our early arrival) with a basket of goodies, a fridge with essentials and a couple of bottles of wine. The house had 4 seperate fresh bunches of flowers or greenery in the expansive space. There are plenty of well-decorated spaces to be apart or together and the 4.5m long River Red Gum dining table was a huge hit for our family gathering. The playground, views of the vines, walk through the olive grove and fruit orchard all added to the 'getting away from it all' feeling. The house itself has some unusual characteristics given it seems designed as part residence, part showroom, part cooking school ... but it's all class. We can't wait to find an excuse to get back to The Glasshouse.