Red Shed

Barn in Jindabyne, Snowy Mountains, NSW, AU

8 people

No pets

Architect designed shed house. Situated on a rural property conveniently located near alpine adventure town, Jindabyne and Kosciuszko National Park. A perfect retreat for multiple families wishing to enjoy a family vacation amongst the snow gumtrees.

Gift this

Features and Amenities

4 bedrooms

5 beds

2 bathrooms

Air conditioning

Bath

Hammock

Details

Check in after 3:00pm
Check out before 10:00am
Minimum booking: 3 nights

Cancellation Policy:

Receive a 50% refund of the total booking amount (minus service fee) up until 1 week prior to check-in.

STRA Registration: PID-STRA-89300

Additional Information

Prices

Base Price $800 / night
Cleaning Fee $200
Discounts
10% discount for bookings of 7 nights or longer

Host

Az and Sez

Email Verified

Phone Verified

Facebook Verified

Jindabyne NSW 2627, Australia

2Listings

Hey! We are a nomadic family, with a zest for the outdoors. We are currently residing in Jindabyne on the rural property. Az is a builder, who along with friend and architect Alan Powell have built the dwellings with exceptional design and craftsmanship.

Ask a Question

Location

The map shows the listing location and awesome adventures nearby.

Listing location

Adventures nearby

Adventures Nearby

Here are some details about the adventures nearby. Refer to the map for their location.

Banjo Paterson Inn In Jindabyne

This is the go-to pub in town, with great beers on tap and all the usual pub fare. The front deck outlook is excellent too - looking right over Lake Jindabyne. Make sure you get there for a cold one at sunset after exploring the region!

Birchwood Cafe Jindabyne

A cafe to rival any fancy city cafes! Birchwood is an excellent cafe off the main drag in Jindy that offers AMAZING coffee, and second-to-none breakfasts with great veggie options.

Highly recommend the avo on sourdough which has this exquisite coconut sambal that POPS!

Mill Creek Trails

Start in town and burn your way through to Tyrolean on the Mill Creek trails – all 48 kilometres of them! Expect well-maintained and flowy singletrack, very fun berms and a bit of rock garden business! There's something for everyone, from absolute beginners to seasoned riders, and you're rewarded with epic views back over Lake Jindabyne as the sun is dipping. No ride is complete without a Trail Pale from Colonial Brewing at Holly Go Lightly (on Thredbo Terrace).

We chomped at the opportunity to take some enduro e-MTB's out and leaves you with a smile from ear-to-ear the whole ride. See Steve (local daredevil) at Sacred Ride in town. He'll even come for a burn with you and show you all the trails!

Photo 1 for Mountain Biking at Hatchery Bay

Photo 2 for Mountain Biking at Hatchery Bay

Mountain Biking At Hatchery Bay

A great trail for all skill levels, winding its way around the lake to Hatchery Bay. Passes through cattle grazing paddocks, so keep an eye out.

Ski Or Snowboard At Perisher

Perisher is the largest ski resort in the Southern Hemisphere. The resort consists of four villages covering approximately 12 square kilometres. The resort is accessible by road and by the Ski tube from Jindabyne, Australia’s only underground rack railway.

Picnic Porcupine Rocks

Park the car at the end of Porcupine Road, Perisher Valley, and hit the trail for a 3-hour return hike to Porcupine Rocks. Overlooking the Crackenback range, this walk offers some stunning views at sunrise and for minimal effort.