Relax on your private heated glass verandah, explore the valley by telescope and take in the glorious Barossa views, or help yourself to fruit and berries from the orchard.

Enjoy warm country hospitality
by Better Homes and Gardens award winner; builder, writer, hatter and artist Sandra Broman. Almond Hill offers self-contained accommodation for one or two people in a private suite with its own leadlight verandah and ensuite.

Wellbehaved dogs may be allowed to come and stay in the enclosed verandah. Check with me when you make the enquiry please.

Features:
Heated verandah with amazing views
Wood fire
Bottle of local wine, port
Golfclubs, telescope, microwave, QS bed, electric blanket
Good collection of DVD's and CD's
For the brave Karaoke DVD's
Quality linen provided
Suite serviced daily
Generous breakfast provisions
Quality plunger coffee and tea
Homemade treats
Bathrobes, hairdryer
Handmade soap
Books, cards, backgammon, chess
Optional three course dinner available, $34p.p.

Depending on the season I will use fresh organic garden produce. I am a very slow cook and will need to be told one day in advance please. I make a mean apple and rhubarb pie, or a roast pumpkin and ricotta lasagna, kangaroo or an indian assortment of dishes...

The Barossa Valley is a beautiful place, any time of the year. If you are interested in wine, food or history, your days will be filled with ease. From the verandah at Almond Hill you can see Yalumba winery, which is well worth a closer look, and at the other end of Angaston lies Saltram's.

There are around 60 more wineries in the valley for those of you with stamina. The tree-lined main street of Angaston has many pleasures, such as an excellent bookshop, several coffeeshops, a cheesemaker, gemstone cutter, pubs and some seriously good restaurants, a newsagent where the owner knows the name of every local, shops for clothes, furniture and old things (don't miss the Abbey), the rural phenomena which is a collective of ladies and gentlemen selling baked goods (look out for my favourite, the almond crescents) and other things they make and grow, a blacksmith, Angas Park Fruits, a couple of churches and not one single traffic light. Every Saturday there is a brilliant produce market. It is all pretty laid back, really. The Barossa has several other villages to explore and fields filled with vines in between.

Accept MasterCard, Accept VISA, Air conditioning, BBQ, Books/Magazines Supplied, Breakfast provisions available for self-cooking, CD Player, Continental Breakfast Available, Continental breakfast provisions available, DVD, Ensuite, Internet access, Linen supplied, Log fires, No smoking, Pets Welcome Outdoors, Stereo, Tea/Coffee Making Facilities, Television, Undercover or off street parking, Videos/DVDs Supplied

Sleeps two. All bedding/quality linen provided.