Count Fabrizzio Crippa, a Vigneron, one of the early Swiss Settlers, built Villa Parma in 1864, Villa Parma is surrounded by an Italian Garden at Hepburn Springs. Lovingly restored and furnished with early Australian antique furniture, the house has regained its rustic charm and ambience, paving the way for a truly European experience. Just a 5 minute stroll to the Springs Reserve and restaurants. Its breakfast time. On the old table draped in white linen there is a steaming china dish holding fruit compote.
Summers delights, like mangoes and nectarines lie plumply on another plate.
The coffee is hot and so is the sunshine. Another helping of cereal. Sit and relax in front of the fire, sip a glass of wine or two and enjoy the views and warmth Villa Parma has to offer. There are 2 double rooms on either side of the living room, one next to the bathroom, which is shared between the 2 rooms.