Willow Wood

House in Lorne, Great Ocean Road, VIC, AU

100% Recommended•

7 people

No pets

Comfortable sun bathed rural cottage, nestled between towering Otway gums sitting on the banks of Henderson Creek.

Clean and well appointed, this three bedroom house is a world away from the hustle and bustle but only 2 minutes drive from Lorne.

Relax and enjoy reading inside with the big windows to let in the sun. Enjoy a sun-downer at the outdoor table in the rustic barbeque area.

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Features and Amenities

3 bedrooms

5 beds

2 bathrooms

Air conditioning

Bath

BBQ

Details

Check in after 3:00pm
Check out before 10:00am
Weekday minimum booking: 2 nights
Weekend 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.

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HOUSE DETAILS
Two bedrooms with queen beds, a third bedroom with three king singles – sleeps 7 adults very comfortably and always room for a porta cot.

Two bathrooms, Free wifi, Large TV, open fire, Bluetooth stereo.

Delightful landscaped bush garden and large grass area, with a gentle slope leading down to creek bank.

Please show yourselves in. Please replace the keys in the box when you leave.

There are many beautiful walks through the bush to Phantom Falls (30 min) and along the George River to the ocean (45 min)

Or drive further up the Allenvale Road to Sheoak picnic areas and
Henderson Falls.

Watching tv
- Turn on television using Panasonic remote (hdmi2)
- Use altect remote to change channels.

Use Telstra remote for streaming services using your own accounts

Wifi
Name: WillowWood
Password: 152Allenvale

Connect the stereo to the Bluetooth on your phone.

The water supply is from the tanks.

Prices

Base Price $275 / night
Weekend Price $275 / night
Cleaning Fee $125
Extra People $100 (adult) and $100 (child) / night after 2 people

Reviews (2)

100% Recommended

Richard

5 Jan 2023

Willow Wood was a beautiful home for 4 adults and our 7 month old. It was a very short drive in to town but further enough away to be able to enjoy the wildlife and seclusion. My family from the UK & ...myself really enjoyed the wildlife and the peace and quiet.
We would love to stay again one day!
Many thanks to Charles for the easy communication and lovely home.
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Daniel

2 Jan 2023

We had a fantastic time at Willow Wood. It was surrounded by forest and bird life with a nice creek running through it. The house was in good condition and very clean with nice appliances with everyth...ing we needed. The location was fantastic as it was close to the beach and bush walks to water falls. Plenty to do for young and old. Highly recommended. Daniel and Kelly.

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Charles

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Lorne

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We share the natural wonders of the area with a vast array of native fauna and birdlife. Kangaroos, Koalas, Possums, Kookaburras, Blue Wrens and Bower Birds to name just a few.

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Location

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Adventures nearby

Adventures Nearby

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

Sheoak Falls

Sheoak Falls is an east 10 minute walk from the car park. Watch the water cascade beautifully down the dark rock face to the deep pool below.

Surfing

Experience some of the best surf in Victoria for advanced riders along the Great Ocean Road.

Erskine Falls

The beautiful Erskine Falls tumbles 30 metres into the lush fern gully of the Erskine River. Take in the beauty of the falls from two lookouts and feel the mist from the cascading water as you take in the views. For passionate walkers take the 7.5-kilometre Erskine River Track which leads from the falls to Lorne along the river, passing Straw Falls and Splitter Falls. Erskine Falls are located just nine-kilometre from Lorne.

Split Point Lighthouse

Construction started in late 1890 and the lighthouse was illuminated in September 1891. Some ten shipwrecks prior to 1890 along the Surf Coast prompted authorities to plan the lighthouse. Little has changed to the lighthouse and the 2 (one cottage is split in two) quarters since it was built. The buildings are heritage listed and the quarters are now privately owned. As the Spit Point Lighthouse is still a functioning lighthouse, access is by tour only. The lighthouse is open daily for tours, weather permitting.