



Jacky Winter Waters
Beach house in Walkerville North, Gippsland, VIC, AU
100% Recommended•
4 people
Pet-friendly
A private house and creative refuge overlooking Victoria’s spectacular South Gippsland coastline, engulfed by majestic limestone cliffs upon the shore of a famously magic beach.
Ideally sized for 1-2 people to comfortably retreat to (with room for an additional 1-2 people in our new bell tent), Jacky Winter Waters is luxuriously minimal and dog-friendly. All amenities have been carefully curated to encourage connection with the natural environment.
Jacky Winter Waters has been designed as a place for contemplative retreat for singles or couples. The property is not suitable for children, but we hope to allow for this soon.
*In 2025 we added a permanent Homecamp 5m Bell Tent to accomodate an extra two adults in a double bed. To add this to your booking, ensure you select the correct number of additional adults who will be staying.
Ideally sized for 1-2 people to comfortably retreat to (with room for an additional 1-2 people in our new bell tent), Jacky Winter Waters is luxuriously minimal and dog-friendly. All amenities have been carefully curated to encourage connection with the natural environment.
Jacky Winter Waters has been designed as a place for contemplative retreat for singles or couples. The property is not suitable for children, but we hope to allow for this soon.
*In 2025 we added a permanent Homecamp 5m Bell Tent to accomodate an extra two adults in a double bed. To add this to your booking, ensure you select the correct number of additional adults who will be staying.
Features and Amenities
2 bedrooms
2 beds
1 bathroom
Air conditioning
BBQ
Hammock
Details
- Check in after 3:00pmCheck out before 11:00am
- Minimum booking: 2 nights
Cancellation Policy:
Receive a full refund (minus service fee) up until 1 week prior to check-in.
Additional Information
The space
Designed by Imogen Pullar Architecture, the concept for Jacky Winter Waters was to provide the essentials of living, a place to rest the mind and body, and connect with nature. It's not a tiny house, but it's not a full beach house. It is a luxurious minimal space – perfectly sized for one or two to retreat to.
In 2025 we added a permanent Homecamp 5m Bell Tent to accomodate an extra two adults in a double bed. To add this to your booking, ensure you select a total of three adults (not four) to add the correct pricing.
With the small footprint, we are able to strip away the unnecessary elements of a typical house (i.e. entry foyers, hallways, rooms for beds) – and provide shelter in its purest form, somewhere to cook, somewhere to bathe, somewhere to rest — all within the one volume of space.
The small footprint also means that there is minimal impact on the site and the environment as a whole. The space does not feel small or tight, however. Its tall, raked ceilings give a sense of openness, a single internal material – white washed radiata pine ply — wraps around the interior walls, floors and cabinetry, reducing the visual clutter of the interior space.
The large deck and outdoor kitchen is a platform for living outside, where one can experience this unique place, the expansive views to Waratah Bay and Wilson Promontory beyond.
Creating a small footprint retreat of only the essentials of living was quite a challenge on this site. With a Bushfire attack level of flame zone to most of the site, steep terrain, site erosion, the highly corrosive marine environment, and no connection to town water supply or sewerage – meant the house needed to be robust, self-sufficient in terms of water use, and designed to work within the challenging landscape.
On top of these challenges, we set our own brief to create a healthy, comfortable, and energy efficient home by incorporating low toxicity materials, continuous and complete insulation around the entire envelope of the house, vapour permeable air tight wraps, all timber construction, and a heat recovery ventilation system that provides fresh filtered air to the building continuously to maintain healthy indoor air quality. Active heating and cooling is only needed in extreme weather conditions — with the windows providing solar gains in winter, and cooling breezes in summer — and the airtight wraps and insulation help maintain comfortable temperatures in the cooler evenings.
The success of the project came from the collaborative effort of so many people who are all experts in their field working together.
Guest access
During your stay you will have complete and private access to the house itself and surrounding property, including the private track to the beach.
In 2025 we added a permanent Homecamp 5m Bell Tent to accomodate an extra two adults. To add this to your booking, ensure you select a total of three adults (not four) to add the correct pricing.
Other things to note
Jacky Winter Waters has been designed as a place for contemplative retreat for singles or couples. We are a dog-friendly property, but please contact us before booking for our pet policy. The property is not yet suitable for children, but we hope to allow for this soon.
To ensure a successful stay, please take note of the following:
-Complimentary Market Lane Coffee and teas are provided.
-There is no television at the property, however all guests have access to high-speed Starlink WiFi.
-All linen and bath towels are provided, but please bring your own beach towels.
-Walkerville has no waste disposal service, so all rubbish and recyclables must be taken away with you. Details on the transfer station will be in your welcome pack.
**Please note, the specific interior objects included in the house may vary slightly to those shown in photographs. **
Designed by Imogen Pullar Architecture, the concept for Jacky Winter Waters was to provide the essentials of living, a place to rest the mind and body, and connect with nature. It's not a tiny house, but it's not a full beach house. It is a luxurious minimal space – perfectly sized for one or two to retreat to.
In 2025 we added a permanent Homecamp 5m Bell Tent to accomodate an extra two adults in a double bed. To add this to your booking, ensure you select a total of three adults (not four) to add the correct pricing.
With the small footprint, we are able to strip away the unnecessary elements of a typical house (i.e. entry foyers, hallways, rooms for beds) – and provide shelter in its purest form, somewhere to cook, somewhere to bathe, somewhere to rest — all within the one volume of space.
The small footprint also means that there is minimal impact on the site and the environment as a whole. The space does not feel small or tight, however. Its tall, raked ceilings give a sense of openness, a single internal material – white washed radiata pine ply — wraps around the interior walls, floors and cabinetry, reducing the visual clutter of the interior space.
The large deck and outdoor kitchen is a platform for living outside, where one can experience this unique place, the expansive views to Waratah Bay and Wilson Promontory beyond.
Creating a small footprint retreat of only the essentials of living was quite a challenge on this site. With a Bushfire attack level of flame zone to most of the site, steep terrain, site erosion, the highly corrosive marine environment, and no connection to town water supply or sewerage – meant the house needed to be robust, self-sufficient in terms of water use, and designed to work within the challenging landscape.
On top of these challenges, we set our own brief to create a healthy, comfortable, and energy efficient home by incorporating low toxicity materials, continuous and complete insulation around the entire envelope of the house, vapour permeable air tight wraps, all timber construction, and a heat recovery ventilation system that provides fresh filtered air to the building continuously to maintain healthy indoor air quality. Active heating and cooling is only needed in extreme weather conditions — with the windows providing solar gains in winter, and cooling breezes in summer — and the airtight wraps and insulation help maintain comfortable temperatures in the cooler evenings.
The success of the project came from the collaborative effort of so many people who are all experts in their field working together.
Guest access
During your stay you will have complete and private access to the house itself and surrounding property, including the private track to the beach.
In 2025 we added a permanent Homecamp 5m Bell Tent to accomodate an extra two adults. To add this to your booking, ensure you select a total of three adults (not four) to add the correct pricing.
Other things to note
Jacky Winter Waters has been designed as a place for contemplative retreat for singles or couples. We are a dog-friendly property, but please contact us before booking for our pet policy. The property is not yet suitable for children, but we hope to allow for this soon.
To ensure a successful stay, please take note of the following:
-Complimentary Market Lane Coffee and teas are provided.
-There is no television at the property, however all guests have access to high-speed Starlink WiFi.
-All linen and bath towels are provided, but please bring your own beach towels.
-Walkerville has no waste disposal service, so all rubbish and recyclables must be taken away with you. Details on the transfer station will be in your welcome pack.
**Please note, the specific interior objects included in the house may vary slightly to those shown in photographs. **
Prices
- Base Price $399 / night
- Cleaning Fee $200
- Extra People $149 / night after 2 people
- Pet Fee $50 flat
- Maximum Pets 2 pets
Finding fulfillment
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Reviews (29)
100% Recommended
Stoyan Noah
13 Jul 2026
Had a great time away with the wife and 2 dogs. The house itself has been designed so well, for a tiny space it’s surprisingly practical. Incredible views, especially from the bedroom upstairs. Perfect spot to chill and unwind.
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Human connection
Unplugged
Victoria
3 Jul 2026
We absolutely loved our stay. It was so peaceful and quiet, and coming here in winter turned out to be the best decision. The views were stunning and the atmosphere was amazing.
We’ll definitely be coming back!
Freedom
Rejuvenation
Unplugged
Groundedness
Slowness
Peacefulness
Philip
3 May 2026
Great spot with views.
Host
Jeremy
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Hello! I'm Jeremy, the director of The Jacky Winter Group.
We have been instrumental in defining the contemporary commercial art landscape since 2007. With a distinct presence in the US and the UK, we’re grounded in Melbourne by a commitment to support and distribute the work of our esteemed artists. Jacky Winter Places span across Victoria, from the streets of Collingwood — Jacky Winter Gallery —, to the hills of the Dandenongs — Jacky Winter Gardens —, and now the shores of Walkerville — Jacky Winter Waters. With over 100 artists on our books, we’re committed to carving out new ways for the world to engage with their work.
On a personal level, it also allows myself and my partner Lorelei to share the magic of these places with visitors and travellers. We live in a truly special part of the world and look forward to welcoming you soon!
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Location
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Listing location
Adventures nearby
Adventures Nearby
Here are some details about the adventures nearby. Refer to the map for their location.
Walkerville Historic Beach Walk
Make your way from the boat ramp along the rock strewn beach of Walkerville North and discover the incredible history of the limestone mining in this area. You will find caves that house families of fluffy mice bats, rock pools to explore and a panoramic view of the crystal blue waters that hug the coastline. The sun with rise directly in the front of this beach so a sunrise or morning stroll will really kickstart the day.
Walkerville Beach
Extremely secluded, Walkerville South is only accessible by lonely gravel roads and the lack of people ensures that facilities are at a bare minimum. Walkerville North provides beautiful views across Waratah Bay to nearby Wilsons Promontory, and at low tide provides access to spectacular rock pools.
The gravel road that leads to Walkerville South ends with a similar boat ramp to that of its northern sister settlement, and a sheltered bay frequented in the summer by families swimming and fishing in the quiet pristine waters.
The gravel road that leads to Walkerville South ends with a similar boat ramp to that of its northern sister settlement, and a sheltered bay frequented in the summer by families swimming and fishing in the quiet pristine waters.
Explore The Waratah Bay Coastline
If you are lucky enough, like I was, to have a friend who lives in the area with a vintage Land Rover, I suggest jumping in it and going for a local tour of the bay. There are some great beaches, coastal views and limestone cliffs – keep a lookout for local wildlife, too!
Cape Liptrap Lighthouse
Cape Liptrap Lighthouse has great views looking out over the ocean. There's an easy dirt road down to the location, and a super short walk to the lighthouse, so it's definitely worth checking out.

Cape Liptrap Lighthouse
Cape Liptrap Lighthouse. This spot has a breathtaking view of the crystal blue coast lines and rocky cliff top of Cape Liptrap Peninsula.
Sandy Point Beach
A stunning stretch of coastline awaits fifteen minutes from the Old Dairy. We picked Sandy Point beach for a nice morning walk and some cool ocean air. Whilst not quite swimming weather, we still ended up a little wetter than planned. The whole stretch from Sandy Point to Walkerville is worth a look and we enjoyed a cruisey drive to check out the South Gippsland coast.
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