Strictly no pets allowed
No WI-FI available
Top bunks are only suitable for guests aged 14 years and younger.
Serendipity Holiday Cottage - Beachport
Reminiscent of childhood family holidays at the beach, bucket and spade in hand, breathing fresh sea air to instantly relax within moments!
The century old cottage, locally claimed to have originated from nearby Penguin Island as a Lighthouse Keeper's Cottage, is ideal for family holidays or couples getaways. Quaintly furnished with charming, vintage décor, the open space interior features kitchen, bathroom (shower over bath) and laundry facilities and split system heating and cooling to ensure a comfortable stay.
Perfectly situated in the heart of Beachport and at the start of the 'Bowman Scenic Drive', 'Serendipity' offers unrivalled convenience of location!
Cafe's, restaurants, playgrounds, historic sites, shops and pristine beaches are steps away. Just as close are golf greens, tennis courts and nature walks - the lighthouse it at the end of the street!
For the fishing-inclined, the Beachport Jetty and boat-ramp lay around the corner. Rivoli Bay and the famous "Salmon Hole" await nearby. There is ample room at 'Serendipity' to park your boat safely too!
Features and Facilities:
2 Double Beds, 1 Bunk bed ( only suitable for young children) , Digital Flat Screen TV and DVD player with selection of DVDs, Split System Heating/Cooling, Hooded BBQ, Glass electric cook top, Microwave, Fridge/Freezer, Front Loading Washing Machine, Iron and Ironing board, Shower over Bath, Outdoor café table and chairs for 2 and table setting for 6, children and adult Games, 2nd Outside Toilet, Carport and Off Street Parking, Boat Parking
NO BOOKING IS ACCEPTED WITHOUT RETURNING THE GUEST LIST WITH THE REQUIRED DETAILS
** Please Note: Serendipity Holiday Cottage has two bedrooms, the bunk bed is tucked away in the family room. There is NO oven at this property, instead there is a glass electric cook top, a microwave and a hooded BBQ. Bathroom and Bedroom linen are provided for your stay.
