Seacliffs

Last minute deal: Stay before 2 Jun 2012 for 10% off

Description

California has the Big Sur, Victoria has the Great Ocean Road and just south of Sydney and its Royal National Park is Grand Pacific Drive with the spectacular Sea Cliff Bridge. Just one kilometer south of the bridge is Seacliffs – a stunning and spacious four-bedroom three-bathroom home standing in splendid isolation on a headland jutting out into the ocean far below.

This is just the place to sit back, relax and enjoy the uninterrupted northerly views of the thickly rainforested Illawarra escarpment as it tumbles into the Pacific in a series of sheer cliffs, rocky coves and sandy beaches - stretching out beyond the hangliders cruising the thermals at Stanwell Park to the Royal National Park and on to Sydney.

Enjoy the beachhouse

The large two-storey home has a spacious open-plan kitchen, living and dining room with spotted gum floors. Framed by glass bifolding doors, the rooms have uninterrupted northerly sea cliffs view and easterly views to the Pacific horizon. They open up onto oversized entertaining decks. The master bedroom, with ensuite bathroom, enjoys the northerly view, while a second bedroom on the top floor also has an ensuite.

Downstairs a casual living area with flat screen television and state of the art entertainment system, opens up to the gardens and the same incredible view. Another two bedrooms with shared bathroom make the house the ideal retreat for families or groups of adult friends to get away, cook up a storm in the large fully equipped kitchen, and enjoy shared good times with plenty of room to get away from each other and enjoy some privacy in the house and garden’s intimate spaces.

While in the area

Set apart from the beachside towns north of Wollongong, Seacliffs has just two neighbours, and a secret walking track to the small sandy beach at the bottom of the cliffs. A range of patrolled surfing beaches are just a just a short drive north or south, and it’s a short stroll to the famed Victorian-era Scarborough Hotel, and yet another version of that spectacular cliffhanging view.

If you can tear yourself away from this comfortably luxe home and the view, there is a wealth of heritage and cultural attractions within a short distance on this historic wild coastline with its coalmining villages and fascinating industrial heritage. The Clifton Arts Centre in the next village north is housed in a classic early 20th century School of Arts building. A cliff-hugging train, with a stop a short walk from the house, connects all the villages and beyond to the South Coast and Sydney.

The southern, less explored end of the Royal National Park with incredible bushwalks between isolated beaches and over clifftop heathlands, is a short drive north. The adventurous can take a tandem hang gliding flight or parachute onto a local beach.

Big city convenience, restaurants, cafes and delis can be found a short drive south in the bustling seaside communities, yet a weekend or extended break at “Seacliffs” will transport you to another slower, more relaxing time.

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Rates

Note: Pricing is subject to change, and a minimum stay period and other conditions may apply. You should confirm pricing with the property owner.

STANDARD RATES
* Midweek (2 nights) = $1,200
* Weekends (2 nights) = $1,600
* Weekly (7 nights) = $3,900

LONG-WEEKENDS
* 3 night booking = $2,400

EASTER
* 4 night booking = $3,400

CHRISTMAS - NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS
* Weekly (7 nights) = $6,000

* Maximum number of guests = 2 - 8.

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Prices listed based on 8 adults. Property has 4 beds and can sleep a maximum 8 people

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