New! Sunnymeade Cottage

Cottage in Aireys Inlet, Great Ocean Road, VIC, AU

6 people

No pets

Where countryside meets the beachside!

Discover the rustic mudbrick charm of Sunnymeade Cottage. This gorgeous and unique home features 3 queen bedrooms, renovated kitchen, indoor fireplace, outdoor fire pit and large outside dining area with BBQ.

Located on the beachside of the Great Ocean Road in a quiet street, just minutes from the well known clifftop walk, and 10 mins to Sunnymeade Beach. Also available is Smart TV, Wi-Fi, sound bar, google home, 2 body boards, beach chair, books, board games and playing cards. (Sorry NO PETS).

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Features and Amenities

3 bedrooms

3 beds

1 bathroom

Air conditioning

BBQ

Heating

Details

Check in after 3:00pm
Check out before 10:00am
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

This mudbrick cottage exudes beauty and a sense of excitement. The charming exteriors blend seamlessly with the lush, well-maintained garden, creating an inviting atmosphere that feels like a home away from home.

A place where friends can come together to enjoy great food and explore the region, or maybe a family getaway where you can make beautiful memories filled with beach days.

Only a 10min walk, or a short drive, to the Aireys 'top' shops where you will find shops, restaurants, and the Aireys Pub. The clifftop walk will lead you to Sunnymeade Beach, Sandy Gully Beach or continue on to Split Point Lighthouse.

Whether you’re relishing the serene surroundings from the expansive deck or cosying up by the fire pit on a cool evening, this enchanting retreat promises a memorable escape from the everyday hustle and bustle.

All three bedrooms have queen size beds. Linen and towels are provided.

Prices

Base Price $300 / night
Weekend Price $400 / night
Cleaning Fee $295
Security Deposit $500

Host

Melissa

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Location

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Adventures nearby

Adventures Nearby

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Split Point Lighthouse

The lighthouse, which overlooks the inlet, is still functioning today and was completely deserted that early in the morning. From there you can follow the short walking trails down for more views of the nearby beaches and cliffs or head back to the car park where there are plenty of good spots for a picnic.

Photo 1 for Surfing in Aireys Inlet at Sandy Gully Beach

Surfing In Aireys Inlet At Sandy Gully Beach

The drive along Great Ocean Road offers so many great surfing spots. We spent an afternoon hitting up Sandy Gully beach before heading before heading to the property to unwind.

Photo 1 for Cake and coffee at Le Comptoir.

Photo 2 for Cake and coffee at Le Comptoir.

Photo 3 for Cake and coffee at Le Comptoir.

Cake And Coffee At Le Comptoir

We pulled in after a surf in Aireys Inlet to grab a bite before heading on to our destination. Such a great spot! We had heard great things about this French deli and restaurant and were not disappointed.

The cakes and baguettes are amazing, made from quality ingredients and so tasty and fresh. The coffee and vibes were on point. We will be heading back for dinner next time we're on the Great Ocean Rd. WOW.

Photo 1 for Coffee at the General Store in Wye River

Photo 2 for Coffee at the General Store in Wye River

Coffee At The General Store In Wye River

Nestled at the end of the road from the property sits The General Store. Such a great spot to sip on a coffee and take in the stunning mountain and ocean views. We picked up some supplies to take back to the Deck House fro lunch.

Photo 1 for Cycling the Great Ocean Road from Aireys to Lorne

Cycling The Great Ocean Road From Aireys To Lorne

You probably wouldn't usually think of taking a coastal cycle at the end of May along Victoria's south coast, but armed with some extra knobbly gravel tires and a high vis jacket I thought I'd give it a go. In a gap between showers, I took a ride towards Lorne from Aireys (approx 20km), a pretty sketchy affair but made easier with the quiet midweek winter traffic. Coming down the winding road and getting glimpses of the ocean between the trees was a pretty special occasion, no wonder they shoot so many car commercials down in these parts. I finished my ride in Lorne with a coffee and damn good toastie from the Lorne Larder while my brother caught up to me in the car, surfboard in tow. I would have definitely kept going if it weren't for the beckoning of a bushwalk and waterfall to check out. Next time I'll attempt with a full crew and head a bit further towards Apollo Bay.

Photo 1 for Freshly Brewed Beer at Salt Brewery

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Freshly Brewed Beer At Salt Brewery

Local beers from local brewer's - you can't go wrong with a laid back, beach vibe pub with fresh taps running from the brewery, we opted for the tasting paddle as we couldn't choose one beer.