Kilfeacle Farm Cottage

COTTAGE DETAILS
The cottage was originally a creamery for the dairy farm that was established here in 1860. We added the small kitchen and bathroom as our family of four lived in it while we built our house next door.

For sleeping, there is a cosy loft accessible by ladder (see photos) which can sleep two people on a very comfortable king size mattress. Bed linen and towels are supplied.

A small kitchen provides most things for everyday cooking, including microwave, dishwasher, fridge and stove. There is no oven. There is a Weber BBQ outside. We supply a good old stove-top cafetiere for your coffee. There are four stools at the breakfast bar.

The small bathroom has a restored antique claw-foot bath, shower and toilet.

A potbelly stove provides heating through winter (wood supplied). The cottage is very well insulated and generally stays warm in winter and cool in summer. It is a special place with breathtaking views and above all, peace and tranquillity offered by the forest.

Guests will have the cottage to themselves, as well as sole use of the small garden in front of the cottage, and bush walking on the property. You are welcome to pick lemons, herbs and berries (seasonal) from the garden, and collect eggs from the chickens.

We are happy to help you plan your stay, welcome you on arrival and provide assistance, but once here you will have privacy. The cottage is close to our house, but it has a private outlook over three sides with forest, pasture and ocean outlooks.

LOCATION
An easy three hour drive from Sydney, Kilfeacle is a working cattle farm surrounded by forest and with stunning views out to sea. Walk among the cows, feed the chooks, and soak up the serenity.

Kilfeacle is surrounded by bush, native birds, our cows and local wildllife. It's just a 15 minute drive to historic Milton, famous for its music culture, boutique shops and cafes (we will happily recommend our favourites). Mollymook, Narrawallee and Conjola beaches are also very close, with surf lessons, snorkelling and beautiful Narrawallee inlet just great for small children to play in.

GUEST ACCESS

Access is via Cedar Hills Road, which is unsealed and a little rough, and not suitable for low-slung vehicles. However, most two-wheel drives are ok if driven carefully.

Please be aware that the creek on the entrance road (Cedar Hills Road, a council road) may temporarily flood during periods of heavy rain. Guests may be unable to enter or exit the property while heavy rain persists. We will always notify guests if heavy rain is predicted, but unfortunately forecasts are not always accurate and guests must accept this risk upon booking.

PLEASE NOTE
We are on stand-alone solar power, so please be aware of your use of electricity and limit use of the microwave and dishwasher to daylight hours as much as possible.