



The Shed at Broger's End Kangaroo Valley
89% Recommended•
7 people
Pet-friendly
'The Shed' is a converted machinery shed, which has been lovingly and creatively transformed into luxury accommodation using reclaimed and recycled materials. A luxurious eco-haven for a peaceful escape from the everyday world!
Broger’s End is a piece of heaven that is bordered by the Kangaroo River and Broger’s Creek, offering self-catered eco-eclectic luxury accommodation and a peaceful escape from the everyday world. The Shed is set amongst permaculture gardens on a 160 acre working farm with walking tracks where you can explore and admire breathtaking views of the Kangaroo Valley.
Broger’s End is a piece of heaven that is bordered by the Kangaroo River and Broger’s Creek, offering self-catered eco-eclectic luxury accommodation and a peaceful escape from the everyday world. The Shed is set amongst permaculture gardens on a 160 acre working farm with walking tracks where you can explore and admire breathtaking views of the Kangaroo Valley.
Features and Amenities
3 bedrooms
4 beds
2 bathrooms
Air conditioning
BBQ
Heating
Details
- Check in after 4:00pmCheck out before 11:00am
- Weekday minimum booking: 2 nightsWeekend minimum booking: 2 nights
Cancellation Policy:
Receive a 50% refund of the total booking amount (minus service fee) up until 1 week prior to check-in.
Additional Information
The Shed includes three large bedrooms, two of which have king size beds - both can be made up into two king singles if required. The third room has a queen and single (bunk bed style). All beds are fitted with electric blankets and thick quilts in winter. There are 2 bathrooms, one with a beautiful old bathtub for soaking weary muscles in.
Facilities in The Shed include linen and towels, free wireless internet, and air conditioning for summer. There is an espresso machine stocked with fresh coffee beans roasted right here in Kangaroo Valley, as well as a mini bar with hand picked, locally sourced beverages for you to enjoy.
Entering into The Shed via beautiful vintage doors you find yourself in a large living area that includes a rustic fire place surrounded by comfy lounges and chairs, an 8 seater farmhouse dining table and fully equipped kitchen including a large stove and oven.
The full sized kitchen opens onto an outdoor entertaining area and dining space, complete with a wood fire pizza oven and BBQ. Lean over and pick herbs from the garden and collect the free range eggs from our chickens to add to your sumptuous dinner. There is an outdoor fire pit and outdoor bath just outside The Shed - perfect for adventure seekers.
An absolute haven for friends, families and the beloved pooch if you like.
Established walking tracks through varying landscape take you through paddocks, escarpment, rainforest, offering many picnic spots with breathtaking views and abundant wildlife. See kangaroos, wallabies and wombats up close in their natural environment! Whether you choose to explore everything the valley has to offer, or to relax in the garden, or by the fire with a good book, Broger's End is a wonderful escape.
Broger's End is accredited with EcoTourism Australia. We are powered by the sun with our solar panels and Tesla battery. We collect rainwater for all our water and have composting systems for food scraps and other waste. We aim to tread as lightly as we can on this beautiful part of the world.
Located just 2 hours drive from Sydney or Canberra, and 6 km from Kangaroo Valley Village, Broger’s End is the perfect place to relax and enjoy what the Australian bush has to offer. Broger's End is located ifar enough from the village to be a peaceful retreat, but close enough to pop into town for dinner at a nice restaurant, or visit the shops.
Guest access
Guests have access to all spaces shown. The Open Bay Area where the pool table and pianos are pictured can be hired at an extra cost. Small gatherings are welcome up to 12 people when booking both The Shed and The Dairy. No parties are to be held at ANYTIME on our property. We have a strict noise curfew of 8pm on weekdays and 10pm on weekends and loud music is not tolerated.
Native and vegetable/herb garden, outdoor bath, walking tracks throughout the 160 acres, plentiful wildlife. River frontage for swimming, fishing, canoeing, kayaking (equipment can be hired in the village).
Take a bath in our outdoor bathtub, make a big fire in the fire pit and roast marshmallows or take a stroll down the country lane.
Interaction with guests
Sara is available if you have any problems or queries.
We are a working farm - during mid-week bookings there may be gardeners working in the paddocks or in the garden near The Shed (we will maintain your privacy at all times)
Other things to note:
We have our famous eco shop available to you during your stay. We have a range of local wines, beers and ciders, as well as some awfully delicious curries and pies that will be in the freezer in the case you wish to purchase them. We have also carefully chosen a selection of sustainable eco products that we feel fit in line perfectly with our ideals.
An espresso machine is available stocked with fresh, locally roasted, coffee beans. Help yourself to produce from the garden and eggs from the chickens!
Free wireless internet is available.
Dogs are most welcome, and there is a fenced dog yard so your best friend can be left behind if necessary.
Make the most of your stay at Brogers End with our extra offerings...
Head straight into the paddocks with a Hampden Deli Grazing Board - $30pp: Enjoy a beautiful platter produced by a hatted chef added to your booking and waiting for you on arrival. They pickle, ferment, brine, cook, knead, bake and serve naturally the best housemade deli produce they can.
Or self cater with a local Veggie boxe - $45: Taste what the soils of Kangaroo Valley can produce and arrive to a beautiful veggie box from Terrewah Farm filled with all the seasonal chemical free veggies, and free range eggs, you need to help create delicious meals during your stay - we can also add a loaf of local organic sourdough bread for a small extra cost (only available for weekend stays due to harvesting on Fridays).
The Open Bay Area where the pool table and pianos are pictured can be hired at an extra cost. Small gatherings are welcome up to 12 people when booking both The Shed and The Dairy. No parties are to be held at ANYTIME on our property.
We have a strict noise curfew of 8pm on weekdays and 10pm on weekends and loud music is not tolerated.
We are a working farm - during mid-week bookings there may be gardeners working in the paddocks or in the garden near The Shed (we will maintain your privacy at all times)
PLEASE NOTE
We have recently had Air-conditioning installed. We hope you use it to your comfort however in keeping with our eco-ethics we ask that you use it only when necessary.
Facilities in The Shed include linen and towels, free wireless internet, and air conditioning for summer. There is an espresso machine stocked with fresh coffee beans roasted right here in Kangaroo Valley, as well as a mini bar with hand picked, locally sourced beverages for you to enjoy.
Entering into The Shed via beautiful vintage doors you find yourself in a large living area that includes a rustic fire place surrounded by comfy lounges and chairs, an 8 seater farmhouse dining table and fully equipped kitchen including a large stove and oven.
The full sized kitchen opens onto an outdoor entertaining area and dining space, complete with a wood fire pizza oven and BBQ. Lean over and pick herbs from the garden and collect the free range eggs from our chickens to add to your sumptuous dinner. There is an outdoor fire pit and outdoor bath just outside The Shed - perfect for adventure seekers.
An absolute haven for friends, families and the beloved pooch if you like.
Established walking tracks through varying landscape take you through paddocks, escarpment, rainforest, offering many picnic spots with breathtaking views and abundant wildlife. See kangaroos, wallabies and wombats up close in their natural environment! Whether you choose to explore everything the valley has to offer, or to relax in the garden, or by the fire with a good book, Broger's End is a wonderful escape.
Broger's End is accredited with EcoTourism Australia. We are powered by the sun with our solar panels and Tesla battery. We collect rainwater for all our water and have composting systems for food scraps and other waste. We aim to tread as lightly as we can on this beautiful part of the world.
Located just 2 hours drive from Sydney or Canberra, and 6 km from Kangaroo Valley Village, Broger’s End is the perfect place to relax and enjoy what the Australian bush has to offer. Broger's End is located ifar enough from the village to be a peaceful retreat, but close enough to pop into town for dinner at a nice restaurant, or visit the shops.
Guest access
Guests have access to all spaces shown. The Open Bay Area where the pool table and pianos are pictured can be hired at an extra cost. Small gatherings are welcome up to 12 people when booking both The Shed and The Dairy. No parties are to be held at ANYTIME on our property. We have a strict noise curfew of 8pm on weekdays and 10pm on weekends and loud music is not tolerated.
Native and vegetable/herb garden, outdoor bath, walking tracks throughout the 160 acres, plentiful wildlife. River frontage for swimming, fishing, canoeing, kayaking (equipment can be hired in the village).
Take a bath in our outdoor bathtub, make a big fire in the fire pit and roast marshmallows or take a stroll down the country lane.
Interaction with guests
Sara is available if you have any problems or queries.
We are a working farm - during mid-week bookings there may be gardeners working in the paddocks or in the garden near The Shed (we will maintain your privacy at all times)
Other things to note:
We have our famous eco shop available to you during your stay. We have a range of local wines, beers and ciders, as well as some awfully delicious curries and pies that will be in the freezer in the case you wish to purchase them. We have also carefully chosen a selection of sustainable eco products that we feel fit in line perfectly with our ideals.
An espresso machine is available stocked with fresh, locally roasted, coffee beans. Help yourself to produce from the garden and eggs from the chickens!
Free wireless internet is available.
Dogs are most welcome, and there is a fenced dog yard so your best friend can be left behind if necessary.
Make the most of your stay at Brogers End with our extra offerings...
Head straight into the paddocks with a Hampden Deli Grazing Board - $30pp: Enjoy a beautiful platter produced by a hatted chef added to your booking and waiting for you on arrival. They pickle, ferment, brine, cook, knead, bake and serve naturally the best housemade deli produce they can.
Or self cater with a local Veggie boxe - $45: Taste what the soils of Kangaroo Valley can produce and arrive to a beautiful veggie box from Terrewah Farm filled with all the seasonal chemical free veggies, and free range eggs, you need to help create delicious meals during your stay - we can also add a loaf of local organic sourdough bread for a small extra cost (only available for weekend stays due to harvesting on Fridays).
The Open Bay Area where the pool table and pianos are pictured can be hired at an extra cost. Small gatherings are welcome up to 12 people when booking both The Shed and The Dairy. No parties are to be held at ANYTIME on our property.
We have a strict noise curfew of 8pm on weekdays and 10pm on weekends and loud music is not tolerated.
We are a working farm - during mid-week bookings there may be gardeners working in the paddocks or in the garden near The Shed (we will maintain your privacy at all times)
PLEASE NOTE
We have recently had Air-conditioning installed. We hope you use it to your comfort however in keeping with our eco-ethics we ask that you use it only when necessary.
Prices
- Base Price $500 / night
- Weekend Price $720 / night
- Cleaning Fee $100
- Security Deposit $500
- Extra People $50 (adult) and $50 (child) / night after 7 people
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Reviews (9)
89% Recommended
Shelley
23 Apr 2023
We had a great weekend with family at The Shed. Some of the highlights include foraging at the garden and cooking up a storm on the easy to use pizza oven. And the serenity and amazing views at Kangar...oo valley. There are a few bits of maintenance I would suggest, bbq area light wasn’t working and espresso machine grinder doesn’t seem to go fine enough. We had a few issues with power/internet but they were outside hosts control affecting whole area and they were kind enough to grant us a late checkout which was much appreciated. Overall we enjoyed our stay!
Michael
15 Apr 2023
Had a fantastic time at The Shed with three couples and three babies. The hosts were extremely friendly, responsive and accommodating and the location is stunning
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Sophie
6 Feb 2023
We had an absolutely wonderful long weekend staying at the Shed this Summer. The place is quirky, unique and amazingly comfortable. We made use of all the great resources around the Shed, including a ...pizza party with the pizza oven, BBQ, and toasting marshmallows around the fire pit every night. The garden is beautiful and rustic, and a peaceful place to chill on a sunny afternoon. We had a bit of a wonder into town, explored some local bush tracks on the maps provided, went to Fitzroy Falls and swam in the river.
Overall, our stay was one we won't forget for all the right reasons, and would definitely love to make a return to the Shed to make more fun memories!
Overall, our stay was one we won't forget for all the right reasons, and would definitely love to make a return to the Shed to make more fun memories!
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Host
Sarah
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Upper Kangaroo River
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Sarah and Phil are a Sydney couple with four kids and day jobs, why would we spend so much energy on such a massive project? We believe that climate change and our current lifestyle is not sustainable and we hope to provide an opportunity for inspiration and transformation as well as relaxation. Sarah is from Canada, and her father was before his time in teaching his three daughters about nature, camping and canoeing, not to mention wholemeal bread and muesli, before it was fashionable! Despite having spent most of her life in the city, Sarah is most at home in the bush and on the farm, growing stuff, regenerating the forest and swimming in the river! This farm is a tribute to all her family, especially her Dad.
Tori deals with the day to day management of Broger's End and is always willing to help with any needs or questions you may have.
Ask a QuestionAdventures on the Property
These are the exclusive natural wonders and outdoor activities within the property boundaries.
Swimming At Kangaroo River
Broger's End is set on the Kangaroo River, just 100m from the front doors - perfect for swimming or relaxing by - take a blanket and a picnic. Head to the river at the end of our property and swing off a rope swing. Climb the hill thats part of our land and look deep down the into Valley at sunset. The river you would have crossed to get here is great for swimming! The best place is probably in line with the shed but feel free to go exploring for other spots. You can also find some great fresh water spots in the valley. Try under Hampden Bridge (the big sandstone bridge on the way to the village), or Flat Rock (a short drive up the road).
Location
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Adventures Nearby
Here are some details about the adventures nearby. Refer to the map for their location.
Driving The Bends In The Valley
Kangaroo Valley has some of the most beautiful winding roads with spectacular views from the tops of the mountains. Every road in the Valley leads to a different amazing view and a totally different environ - Upper River is all rainforest and lush greenery while Tallowa Dam Rd is all about real aussie bushlands. Wind up and down Moss Vale road on both sides of the Valley or snake through beautiful farmland on Watamolla Rd and pop out in Berry.
Mountain Biking And Road Biking
Kangaroo Valley is well known for some excellent downhill mountain bike tracks the drop in through the Morton National Park. The winding roads in and out of the Valley are also a favourite for road bikers.
The Local Area
Head further afield into town and go kayaking down the Kangaroo River, hike to Drawing Room Rocks, go Horse riding in Budgong, Rock climbing on the Burma Trail or Mountain bike down Canon Ball from Fitzroy Falls. You can even bring your own horse to our property and go for a gallop though the paddocks.
Fitzroy Falls
With its rainforest gullies, wildflowers, colourful parrots and rosellas, and many other native animals, Morton National Park is the main attraction at Fitzroy Falls. The boardwalk along the creek, through restored native bushland, takes you to a lookout at the top of the Falls (about 100 m).
There are well cut paths and easy stairways, resting places and signs strategically placed to identify native fauna and flora. Go bushwalking along the escarpment – the nearest trail is a 1.6-km round trip to a lookout where you’ll see the full glory of the falls.
There are well cut paths and easy stairways, resting places and signs strategically placed to identify native fauna and flora. Go bushwalking along the escarpment – the nearest trail is a 1.6-km round trip to a lookout where you’ll see the full glory of the falls.
Swimming Surfing Snorkeling
Jervis Bay is approx 50 minutes away and the coastline is truly beautiful. The clear waters of the bay offer ideal family fun; most beaches are protected from swell and waves, although big southerlies can kick up a groundswell on the more exposed beaches. Mornings are best, before the nor’easter kicks in, although if you rent a boat you can find a protected beach on the northern side of the bay and stay out for the entire day. The same applies when a southerly is blowing – head over to beaches such as Scottish Rocks, Hole in the Wall or Greenpatch to find complete protection. The most popular beaches are Moona Moona Creek (great for little kids), Blenheim and Greenfields at Vincentia, Sailors and Shark Net at Huskisson, Hyams and Chinamans at Hyams Beach, Greenpatch and Murrays Beach on the south side and Target and Long Beach to the north.
Good snorkeling is on offer around the rocky points that separate many of the beaches. You’ll spot blue groper, bream, blackfish, wrasse and harmless Port Jackson sharks. Because it’s protected from all but the biggest swells, surfing is fairly limited in the actual bay. Head to Gerroa (further north) if you’re a keen surfer.
Good snorkeling is on offer around the rocky points that separate many of the beaches. You’ll spot blue groper, bream, blackfish, wrasse and harmless Port Jackson sharks. Because it’s protected from all but the biggest swells, surfing is fairly limited in the actual bay. Head to Gerroa (further north) if you’re a keen surfer.
$500per night