Entering the light filled ‘Kinfolk-inspired’ home, we were greeted by a soft palette of white and beige with open spaces within the living and kitchen area.
The bedroom is cozy with a nice corner of books and found one of my favourite architects, Carlo Scarpa. We loved the modernised touches within the Victorian-era home - ceiling medallion paired with a cocoon lamp above the bed and lamps placed at every corner was a delicate touch to the space, leaving no dark lurking corners.
We were lucky to enjoy Halloween in the neighbourhood, seeing little werewolves and ghouls visiting homes for candies. The location of the home was convenient and a 10-15 min stroll to Kings Cross Station, Coles supermarket and to the famed ‘Bills’ restaurant and stretching alittle further down to a nice watering hole at Love, Tilly Devine. Jo has some great recommendations but due to our brief time, we were unable to visit them all.
Our stay was home away from home and felt rested, although our bodies were recuperating from our walk in Blue Mountains.
The owners have also left us tea, coffee powder, cookies, milk and other condiments for light cooking. We appreciate the thoughtfulness to make our stay further enjoyable.
Overall, a tranquil stay for travellers who enjoy peace and want to be away from the hustle and bustle.