Maximum 6 guests total (up to 6 adults, up to 2 children).
Bedrooms configurations are:
- 1 Queen bed with Ensuite
- 1 King bed (can be split to king singles on request)
- 1 Queen bed.
Crisp, fresh, air scented linen and fluffy towels are provided. All bedrooms have electric blankets, ceiling fans, duvets and pillows. The new family bathroom includes a toilet, shower cubicle, vanity basin and laundry cupboard with washing machine facility.
This air-conditioned house features antique furnishings, a fully equipped kitchen and a log fireplace. The lounge area offers a sofa, a flat-screen TV and a DVD player. All bedrooms offer electric blankets and quality bedding. Two of the bedrooms offer a built-in wardrobe, 1 bedroom offers an en suite bathroom.
House Facilities: Patio, Garden View, Terrace , Radio, DVD Player, Flat-screen TV , Air Conditioning, Iron, Desk, Ironing Facilities, Seating Area, Fan, Washing Machine, Heating, Fireplace, Private Entrance, Sofa, etc
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'House On The Hill' is a charming, fully renovated and extended 3 bedroom Federation cottage (circa 1907) available for your exclusive use. The house is situated on the doorstep of the Hunter Valley Wine Country of NSW.
'House On The Hill' is located in a PEACEFUL AND QUIET STREET, and within walking distance to the heart of the Cessnock town centre yet only minutes away from a huge variety of boutique wineries and cellar doors, extraordinary dining experiences, gourmet food, golf, cycling, gardens and galleries.
Just 40 minutes from Newcastle, two hours from Sydney Airport and 40 minutes from the NSW Central Coast it is an ideal spot for enjoying the Hunter Valley and it's many attractions.
Share your love of good Hunter Valley wine, good food and good times with your partner, friends or family in our quality accommodation. Whether you visit for a weekend or a week, a warm welcome awaits you.
House On The Hill is a charming and comfortable cottage with old charm and modern facilities. The location is perfect for seeing the wineries in the Hunter Valley. It's a special place to stay & the owner Susan makes the booking experience easy & convenient.
Guests will be contacted by email regarding their check-in/access details. Check-in is available 24 hours a day. Check-out is strictly 10am unless arrangements made before hand.
After Hours
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Guests will be contacted by email regarding their check-in/access details. Check-in is available 24 hours a day.
Currency
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AUD
Hotel Facilities and Features
Hotel Car Park
Business Facilities
'House on the Hill' is situated close to convention and seminar venues in the vineyards, just 2 kms from Lovedale. A perfect solution to accommodate a small party of up to 6 for training sessions.
Additional Facilities
*Comfortable air conditioned lounge room with club sofas and open log fire, large flat screenn TV with DVD, library and board games.
*Fully equipped gourmet kitchen with microwave, oven, electric cook top, crockery, cutlery, toaster, kettle, large refrigerator with freezer, dining room with seating for 6.
*3 bedrooms - 2 Queen size (1 with ensuite), 1 King (can be split to singles on request), 1 cot and 1 high chair at no extra charge (linen not supplied for cot)
*2 new bathrooms including 1 ensuite
*New covered back veranda with gas BBQ and outdoor table & chairs for 6
Family Cottage - 3 Bedroom House
Maximum 6 guests total (up to 6 adults, up to 2 children).
Bedrooms configurations are:
- 1 Queen bed with Ensuite
- 1 King bed (can be split to king singles on request)
- 1 Queen bed.
Crisp, fresh, air scented linen and fluffy towels are provided. All bedrooms have electric blankets, ceiling fans, duvets and pillows. The new family bathroom includes a toilet, shower cubicle, vanity basin and laundry cupboard with washing machine facility.
This air-conditioned house features antique furnishings, a fully equipped kitchen and a log fireplace. The lounge area offers a sofa, a flat-screen TV and a DVD player. All bedrooms offer electric blankets and quality bedding. Two of the bedrooms offer a built-in wardrobe, 1 bedroom offers an en suite bathroom.
House Facilities: Patio, Garden View, Terrace , Radio, DVD Player, Flat-screen TV , Air Conditioning, Iron, Desk, Ironing Facilities, Seating Area, Fan, Washing Machine, Heating, Fireplace, Private Entrance, Sofa, etc
Check In Time: from 3pm Check Out Time: 10am Reception Hours : Guests will be contacted by email regarding their check-in/access details. Check-in is available 24 hours a day. Check-out is strictly 10am unless arrangements made before hand. After Hours : Guests will be contacted by email regarding their check-in/access details. Check-in is available 24 hours a day. Currency : AUD
Car Parking : 'House on the Hill' provides off street parking for up to 3 cars including a carport and driveway parking and also street parking if necessary. All parking is provided FREE of charge
Getting There : By car, just 40 minutes from Newcastle, two hours from Sydney Airport and 40 minutes from the Central Coast 'House on the Hill' is very accessible for your stay in the Hunter Valley.
Travelling north from Sydney/Central Coast on the F3 highway take the Cessnock/Hunter Valley Exit and follow signs (Cessnock/Branxton) until you enter the town of Cessnock. From the F3 turn off it is approximately 25 minutes driving.
On entering Cessnock outskirts continue until you come to the first traffic lights, the road will dissect Vincent St, the main street in Cessnock. Turn right at the lights onto Vincent Street and continue to the end of the street (approx 300m)and turn left and then immediately right into Allandale Road (Branxton Rd).
Continue on Allandale Road pass McDonalds on the right hand side, continue straight ahead for approximately 200 metres and take the first turn left into McGrane Street then second on the right is Ann St. Drive to the top of the hill and on the right hand side you will see 'House on the Hill'. This area is commonly known as 'Hospital Hill' as it houses the local hospital just two streets over from 'House on the Hill'.
You will be given a website with your access details to help you find the property.
The region is bounded by the rugged Brokenback Range, State Forests, National Parks & the Hunter River. There are many walking trails, great picnic spots & lookouts. The area is rich in convict history, coal & Aboriginal heritage. The region offers a lot more than just our fantastic wineries.
Cessnock and Pokolbin Region
Well known for its wineries, ranging from intimate boutique to larger historic established wineries, restaurants (with all the flavours of the world), cafes, antiques, world class golf courses, hot air ballooning, skydiving, wine & food appreciation courses and of course the breathtaking scenery. Special events (Day on the Green/Jazz in the Vines to name a few) and world class concert events are held on a regular basis. Enjoy the Hunter Valley Gardens, just a 5km drive through the vineyards and well worth a visit.
Wollombi
Just a short drive south of Cessnock and established in the 1830s by convict labour is the historic village of Wollombi. Featuring antique shops, museums, cafes, art & craft galleries, the historic tavern often has entertainment on weekends and is home of the infamous "Jurd's Jungle Juice". On the Mondays of long weekends the village hosts a "Market Day" supporting local community groups.
Morpeth
Approximately 40 minutes NE of Cessnock, Morpeth is an historic port, steeped in history and a popular attraction for tourists and locals alike. Enjoy a stroll through art & craft galleries or relax and delight in a meal at one of its many restaurants or cafes.
Newcastle Foreshore
Where the Hunter meets the sea. Plenty to see and do, once the hub of Australia's steel making industry, but now has been transformed into a truly beautiful city. Stroll along the waterfront or one of its many beaches, go shopping, visit the art gallery, soak up the atmosphere of the foreshore whilst enjoying a meal in one of the restaurants or make new friends in the fashionable Waterside Tavern.
Singleton/Upper Hunter
Approximately 1 hour NW of Cessnock, travelling via Broke past more vineyards and through the foothills of the majestic Brokenback Ranges, you arrive in Singleton, home of massive open cut coal mines and monstrous machinery, rich dairy & cattle country. Visit a working farm or see Aboriginal rock painting. Singleton is home of the Army Museum. Just to the north of Singleton is Lake St. Clair, a fisherman's paradise.
Nelson Bay
Approximately 1 1/2 hours NE of Cessnock is Nelson Bay/Tea Gardens/Hawk's Nest, beautiful fine golden sands, glistening crystal blue water. A fisherman's paradise and the freshest of seafood awaits you. Join regular dolphin and whale watching cruises (in season).
Nearby Amenities
Close to Cessnock District Hospital, The Oaks Golf and Country Club and Baddeley Park - Sports Stadium. Concert/wineries Shuttle Bus pickup nearby.
