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Bells House

Built in the 1940's by local builders, Bells House features unique furnishings with preference to upcycling and using furniture from bygone eras. The house is decorated with local art, ceramics and paintings(made by the host), photography(taken by the hosts daughter) . Bells house has spacious bedrooms with plenty of storage with built-in wardrobes. The beds made with quality linen bedding for your comfort. Conveniently located in the main street surrounded by trees, gardens and birdlife.

Dr Glovers House. A country home with a view.

Relax in comfort, why rough it? This fully renovated private, 4 Bedroom, 2 sleep out, country home is only 1.5 K from the Dumaresq river and close to the town centre. Enjoy the modern amenities in this country home, set on acreage and private gardens with a modern entertainers kitchen, its perfect for a country getaway. A beautiful wood fire place sets the mood with reverse cycle air-conditioning and NBN/Wi-Fi. Named respectfully, after former home owner & local hero Dr. Stan Glover (Decd).

Historic Cottage on working Rare Breeds Farm

Historic Cottage on the edge of Lake Glenlyon, a working Rare Breed Sheep Farm 67km from Stanthorpe. 2 Bedrooms with sliding doors onto the verandah facing the garden. Wood fire evenings, reverse cycle air con. Dam backs onto the farm. Great Fishing We have pigs, cattle, horses, alpaca, poultry & goats as well. Wildlife includes Echidna, Deer, Emu & even White Kangaroos as well as Swans and Pelicans. Boat ramp accessible when dam is 65 % Beautiful night skies over 100 bird species

The Drover, privacy, seclusion & serenity.

'The Drover' - your perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life!! Where the charm of the past meets the comforts of today. Situated next to the MacIntyre Brook it offers absolute privacy and seclusion allowing nature to envelop you in its serenity. Whether you relax in the verandah bath, curl up by the cosy indoor fire or experience a mesmerising light show of stars at night. 'The Drover' is the ideal setting to pause, reconnect, and create lasting memories.

Llandillo Farmstay

Our homely cabin offers a tranquil family friendly place to stay on our 700 acre property. Llandillo has 2kms of Severn river and natural bushland along its boundary which offer great fishing and wildlife watching opportunities. Activities include fishing, bushwalking, mountain biking, fossicking or bird watching. There is a fire pit behind the cabin and picnic area by the river so you can have the outdoor experience with all the amenities. Firewood is supplied.

Melness Cottage

Melness cottage is a comfortable studio style accommodation on a 2500 acre farm 33km out of Goondiwindi. The cottage is separate to the main house and you will have private entry. It is only 300m from the highway to our entrance. There is a fire pit area to enjoy during your stay and the creek is a short walk from the cottage. For meals there is a microwave, Weber BBQ, bar fridge, kettle and toaster. A few basic breakfast supplies can be provided.

“Mt. Hope” 700 acres Dumaresq Valley Tenterfield

Our farm is unique because of its size and the ability to accomodate multiple families or friends all together. Large farm house as well as a cottage. Enjoy the sounds of nature with the amazing Dumaresq border river for fishing, canoeing and swimming, creeks, hills, and a beautiful farm house with a tennis court and swimming pool. Only 20 minute drive from Glenlyon dam for fishing or water skiing. Bruxners Run winery tasting next door

Myall Vale Rest House by Tiny Away

From stunning sunset views to bushwalking adventures, Myall Vale Rest House by Tiny Away offers everything you need for a comfortable and memorable stay. Located in Gravesend, a valley between a mountain range and a creek, this tiny house NSW getaway is 65 km from Moree. Enjoy beautiful night views of Moree’s lights from a nearby lookout, and spot wildlife like wild goats and pigs. Our holiday homes are sure to help you relax!

Rachel's Cottage.

Rachel's Cottage was built my my great grandfather around 1898. The family lived there until my great Aunty Rae died in 1986. We repurchased it in 2004 in a very derelict state. We have renovated the cottage, keeping the original style as much as possible. The kitchen and bathroom are accessible via a small covered verandah. We welcome a pet or two but there are strict conditions for this and approval must be sought first.