Summary:
Stylish, comfortable, light, bright, secure, spacious and private – just some of the many features of this delightful rear townhouse close to the bustling township and Barwon River beach. There are two sitting rooms and a wonderful north-facing outdoor entertaining area, making this property a fabulous holiday retreat for those wanting charm and stylish sophistication in a quiet and secluded setting. Well-appointed with attention to detail make this the perfect place for your next Barwon Heads holiday.
The property is quiet and private and offers generous accommodation.
The Space:
Configuration is three bedrooms - Queen master has ensuite bathroom. The second bedroom has a Queen bed and shares the upstairs bathroom with the third bedroom which comprises double under-bunk with single on top.
Guest Access:
Entire house is accessible for guests.
The Neighborhood:
Barwon Heads is a delightful coastal village located at the mouth of the Barwon River, 22 kilometres south-east of Geelong, and just across the river from its twin beachside town, Ocean Grove. Both are extremely popular coastal resorts offering beautiful beach holiday rentals, magnificent surf beaches on the doorstep of Bass Strait, safe family-friendly beaches along the river, unlimited sporting choices, and bustling town centres with every shopping and dining option you need.
A short car trip will deliver you to some of Victoria’s finest wineries and craft breweries, outstanding regional restaurants, the urban delights of Geelong, and the popular surfcoast towns of Queenscliff, Point Lonsdale, Torquay, Anglesea and Lorne – and, of course, the iconic Great Ocean Road.
Among the major annual festivals and events in the area are the Victorian Open Golf Championship at 13th Beach, the Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race, the Queenscliff Music Festival, Geelong’s Toast To The Coast festival, the Rip To River fun run, and Barwon Heads’ Festival Of The Sea. So a Getaway Rental property can provide you with the ideal home base from which you can explore any number of these events.
