1880's Church by the Colo River

CHURCH DETAILS
This charming little converted Church has 2 bedrooms. The main bedroom located upstairs on the mezzanine has a queen bed and a walk-in wardrobe and the second bedroom has a bunk bed: double at the bottom and single at the top of the bunk bed. A cot or toddler bed is also available for babies & toddlers (let me know your preference when booking).

A light filled kitchen and dining room, opened onto the garden on one side and the lounge room and bathroom on the other side. The bathroom has a bath and a large shower. There is an outdoor sitting area and a BBQ and a cubby house for the little ones.

For those who have a boat there is a good public boat ramp 400m away at the Skeleton Rock Reserve. There is no private access to the river from the Church itself but via Skeleton Reserve only.

Please note we strictly do not allow any gatherings, parties at the Church, the space is just not suitable for larger groups. You’re most welcome to stay at the Church around the time of your wedding, please get in touch to discuss if you'd like. Please respect our wishes and our neighbours.

- Please leave the house as you find it and please be mindful of water usage as we are on tank water.

- We would appreciate if you take your shoes off going upstairs.

- The gas stove and oven are brand new, please only wipe with a clean microfibre cloth and keep the oven tray lined with foil.

- Please clean the BBQ and close the BBQ gas bottle after use.

- Be sure to latch the french doors to the deck, so the wind doesn't slam them open or close.

- Dogs are welcome at the Church providing they do not scratch doors are floors, please note the garden is not fully fenced off and wildlife such as wallabies, guinea fowls, chickens, possums, neighbours dogs and cats might also pop by our garden for a visit from time to time, so make sure your puppy is always on sight to respond and would not chase them as much as possible.

GUEST ACCESS
The guest will have use of the whole house, bikes for cruising along the river on Green Road, and use of the gardens as fenced off naturally by the trees and fences around.

PLEASE NOTE
These are the things we love doing:
Walking up the country dirt road or walking to the ferry, crossing the river and getting a cold drink or an icecream from the local pizzeria on the water.
Cycling along the river.
Wine tasting at Tizzana winery
Homemade scones and tea at the oldest church in Nsw, Ebeneezer church.
Picking up freshly caught prawns from the local trawler Gary Howard.
Lunch at the apple bar in Bilpin after fruit picking.
Taking the kids to Wilberforce Pioneers Australiana Park on Sundays.
A country drive and dinner at the Settlers Arms in St Albans
A walk around the Botanical gardens and lunch at The Potager after at Mount Tomah.
.....but our favourite is to bring all the supplies and not go anywhere!