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The Beach House

The Beach House
The View
The Lounge Room
The Sun Room
The Sitting Room
Path to the Beach
Modern Kitchen
Sunrise
Sunset

Melbourne, TAS [Location map...]

Up to 8 people, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
Minimum nights: 3

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From $207 to $327

Guest Reviews (2)

"View, layout of house, secluded, peaceful."

- Susan, -Dec '11

"If you haven't lived the high life of Melbourne & want to experience it, then this is the place to stay. Right in the heart or Chapel St in trendy Prahan, everything is at your door. Excellent restaur..."

- Lea, -Sep '08

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Accreditation and awards for 'The Beach House':

Bicheno Tidy Towns/Sustainable Communities TAS Winner 2003

Holiday house

The Beach House sits among the sand dunes on the beautiful Denison Beach. The house is oriented towards the ocean so the main rooms (including the master bedroom) can keep a close watch on the water.

The walk to the beach is all over in a minute.

There are 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms (incl an en suite) and a well appointed kitchen. The property sleeps 6-8. There is a queen size bed in the main and second bedrooms. Two single beds in the 3rd bedroom and a good quality fold out sofa bed in the lounge room.

The Beach House sits on 30 acres, so you'll have complete privacy and quiet. Your nearest neighbours are 300 metres away on one side and over 1 kilometre on the other side.

Other features of the house include a large lounge, dining & kitchen area, with a separate sun room and undercover parking. It has a large deck overlooking the both ocean and the mountains behind. There's a BBQ there all ready to go.

It has electric underfloor heating as well as a wood heater.

The property is situated 7 km north of the beautiful seaside town of Bicheno, where you'll find pretty much everything you need. We're particularly blessed with great restaurants as well as a friendly smile wherever you go. Being a fishing village, the locals are so over seafood that there's plenty left over for visitors to enjoy - if you like crayfish, mussels, scallops, oysters or deep sea fish such as ling and trevalla.

Bicheno also offers a range of activities from golf, to penguin tours, to scuba diving, to fishing charters.

Bicheno is central to such wonderful attractions as Wineglass Bay half an hour south and the Bay of Fires just under an hour away to the north.

Minimum Stays.
We have a 3 night minimum stay throughout the year, and a 7 night minimum over the summer holidays (mid Dec-end Jan).

Holiday experiences

Family Friendly, Great view

Facilities

Baby Cot, Balcony, Bath towels provided, BBQ, Broadband internet available, Cable/Satellite TV, CD Player, Clothes dryer, Cooking facilities, Dial up internet available, Dishwasher, DVD, Electric stove, Fans (ceiling/standard), Faxing Facilities, Fireplace, Gas stove, Hair dryer, Heaters provided, Highchair, Internet access, Iron and ironing board, Level access, Linen supplied, Microwave, Parking, Patio, Stereo, Telephone, Television, Washing machine, Wheelchair accessible facilities

The Beach House

Melbourne, TAS, Australia

Rooms and rates

The Beach House(sleeps 8):

Availability

The Beach House will confirm pricing, availability and answer any other questions within 24 hours.

Please note that sometimes your computer's spam filter or your ISP may inadvertently block the operator's response email. If you do not receive a prompt response, taking into account that The Beach House may not be able to contact you after hours, you should check your 'junk' mail folder or contact the property with the details we will send in your confirmation e-mail.

The telephone number and contact details for this property will be emailed to you once your enquiry/booking has been sent.

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