Pavilions House on the Beach
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Watch dolphins from the living room. Big, comfortable, private, casual, stylish, fun family beach house. Well suited to two or three couples plus kids, or a group of friends, but also great for a romantic stay for one couple using the main pavilion only. Sleeps up to 13 people. Pets Welcome.
Enjoy breathtaking views of the beach from every room including the bathrooms, walk to the beach across the garden, enjoy the all-day-long sunny north-east aspect during the day and the warmth of the fireplace on winter evenings. Exciting, inside/outside contemporary design with three bedrooms: King size, queen size and a fun kids\' bunkroom which contains a double bed and seven single beds. No extra charges for more people.
The inside/outside design and north/east aspect are great for Australia\'s casual summer beach holidays but also capture the winter sun throughout the day and the big, central fireplace is beautiful on winter evenings.
Every room in the house, except two of the WCs but including the bathrooms, is designed for views of the beach in front of the house. There is a fully fenced yard on the beach side of the house and a big lawn area directly in front of the living area, just a step away, for children and games like boules, shuttlecock or volleyball. You can sit in the living area, on the deck, or be in the kitchen and be part of the action on the lawn.
The living area has a flat screen TV which receives all the high definition channels as well as regular free to air channels and a dvd player.
The house enjoys privacy from neighbouring properties.
Wrap around decks; polished floorboards throughout; sheltered barbecue area and outside dining area.
Pavilions On The Beach was designed as a family holiday house and it has fun, exciting design elements that take you away from everyday life. They include: the inside/outside bathrooms where, if you\'re inclined, you can shower with the doors flung wide open to the elements, or not (for the more modest, its great for when you return from the beach and shower in your costume); the main bathroom has a Japanese bath with sliding obscured glass doors that open up to the view and the living and kitchen areas if you like, so you can enjoy a martini in the bath, in the warmth of the fireplace, while someone else cooks your dinner.
Children love the Japanese bath (although it was designed with adults in mind) but they especially love the kids bunkroom. Every child has his or her own small window, curtain and reading light. The room also has a new TV and a DVD player. It\'s located near a bathroom but far enough away from the adult areas of the house so the noise of their games won\'t disturb the adults.
The loft King bedroom, with the huge sliding panels opened up, has views to the north all the way up the coast and views of the beach from another window if the walls are closed off. It has romantic lighting and its own TV.
The Queen bedroom is located a long way away from the King bedroom (so that two couples can stay there without feeling too close to one another) and has a balcony and its own TV and DVD.
The kitchen has an Ilve oven, Milei dishwasher, coffee machine, huge stainless steel fridge, microwave and a slow cooker plus great cookware. All mod cons make cooking here as comfortable as cooking at home, except you\'ll have great ocean views while you cook.
The living area opens entirely to the outdoors and the games lawn directly in front of the house, by sliding back two large glass walls/doors so there\'s no need to set up for eating outside, but you can if you want. With the doors open, you feel like you\'re almost sitting in the fantastic strictly native garden, planted with dune species, which attracts local birdlife.
Music can be piped through speakers located throughout the house and under the deck for when you\'re outside, or in the hammocks.
Crisp, white, pure cotton linen (upon request) makes bedtime more inviting. The beds are very comfortable.
Some children\'s games and toys supplied. Small selection of DVDs provided.
Tthere is a large, fully fenced yard for your pet with plenty of space to run around and shady places to lie around.
Dolphins regularly visit Culburra Beach and can easily be viewed from the house. All of our guests report having seen them. You might see whales too if stay during their migration seasons.
Directly in front of the house is a section of the beach favoured by local surfers so if you\'re a surfie, you\'re front and centre all day to watch the conditions.
The south end of Culburra Beach, a short stroll along the sand, is perfect for small children as its sheltered and there are rock pools to explore.
WHY IS THE HOUSE ALWAYS SO BOOKED UP? Some of our guests book year on year in advance to be sure not to miss out. A lot of our guests come on referral from friends. And because we price the house sensibly against other options so it represents good value. The calendar is always accurate.
Prices quoted are for up to 13 people staying. No extra per person charges apply.
Please note: The night before a public holiday is charged at the same rate as Friday and Saturday nights for the month in which they fall and there is a minimum three night booking period for weekends that fall before or after a public holiday. A two night minimum booking period applies to weekends except where a Friday night has been booked by a weekday guest, and then it is possible to take only the Saturday night. this happens rarely, but occasionally.
In the small Australian beach town of yesteryear, Culburra Beach on NSW\'s picturesque south coast. just over two hours drive from Sydney. Culburra\'s comprehensive shopping strip will service all of your holiday requirements. Good coffee from local cafe, famous oysters and good seafood from nearby Greenwell Point, five golf courses within a short drive, great swimming and surfing beach at the front of the house, lake and lake activities including boats and fishing two blocks from the house.
Surf, swim or fish on the beach directly in front of the house. You can go lake fishing and enjoy other lake activities also in Culburra at the local lake. There are good restaurants close by and excellent fresh seafood available from the nearby fishing village of Greenwell Point including its famous oysters. You\'ll get great local prawns at Orient Point nearby.
Culburra\'s famous Fisho is a local attraction. A local fisherman who has a blackboard out the front of his house advertising if there are any fresh fish or prawns from his morning\'s fishing. Buy them up before they go to Sydney\'s fish markets.
There are five golf courses close by. Horseriding is 50 mins away, there\'s a bicycle track, great walks along extensive beaches and two boat ramps at the lake for launching. Culburra Beach is one of the few beaches on the South Coast which allows dogs and its the closest beach to Sydney which allows dogs.
If you feel like a night out we have a local restaurant that recently won a Restaurant and Catering Association award for the best South Coast restaurant. It serves modern Australian cuisine with an emphasis on fresh, local produce. On Friday and Saturday nights the restaurant operates a seven-seater bus to collect parties of four or more people from the local area.
Whale watching from the living room.
Dolphins are visible all year round from the house but whales only visit some months of the year. Each year most of the large whales in the southern hemisphere follow a general migration pattern. Summer is spent in the cold waters of Antarctica. In autumn, as the temperature in Antarctica falls and ice begins to form on the sea surface, the whales begin their northward migration to more temperate waters to give birth and to mate before returning to Antarctic waters at the end of spring.
Consequently, large whales are most likely to be seen from the house between May and December. So, from about May to August and later, the whales migrate north along the east coast of Australia to breeding areas off Queensland and then from September to December they return with their babies to feeding areas in the Antarctic.
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