Our stay here was wonderful. We were warmly welcomed with a tour of the beautiful grounds by the host. We got a hug from the lovely sheep. The house looks nice. There are a lot of beautiful details. You see that it has really been thought about and effort and love have been put into it.
In our room there was a bowl with fresh strawberries, homemade jams, fresh milk from the farmer, muesli etc. waiting for us. What a treat! It is not really a room actually, you basically have your own home. There is a living room, a bedroom, a kitchenette, shower and separate toilet. You can park your car in your own garage and walk into your own part. There is a terrace with privacy. There is a seat, a large bbq and a fire pit.
The bed is large and sleeps wonderfully. There is a heater in the bedroom and living room, but both sides of the bed also have an electric blanket if needed. The WiFi is strong. You can use the washing machine.
The terrain is very beautiful. Some sheep are walking in a meadow. Wekas ​​are walking around the grounds. You can grab food from the vegetable garden. It borders the national park and a stream runs through their own piece of native bush. Beautiful plants grow on the site.
The hosts are super friendly and pleasant to chat with. You can notice that they like to receive guests but also respect your privacy.
The location is a few minutes drive from Takaka. A nice little village with a hippie vibe. You can have a delicious meal at "Dangerous kitchen." Patons Rock beach, which can be reached within 5 minutes, is a beautiful beach. Farewell spit, Pillar point, Cape Farewell, Whaririki beach etc. is all about 30 minutes away.
We felt completely at home. It is a fantastic place to stay. We would recommend it to anyone staying here.