Musk Creek Hollow Japanese inspired country cabin

This Japanese inspired timber home has floor to ceiling walls of glass in the living/ dining area. The view of the enclosed garden area as well as the rear garden adds to the ambience of this retreat for two. tasteful simplicity and quality with a difference. The space While the buzz of Daylesford is barely a few minutes drive, here at Musk Creek Hollow is another world of peace and solitude. A stroll through the garden reveals a myriad of wonderful plants and a babbling creek that flows all year round. An over sized garden chair is a treasured spot for relaxing with a book, accompanied by foraging birds. Even from inside the cottage, by the warmth of the wood fire or the coolness of the air conditioner with a favourite CD playing, the garden still envelops you with its tranquil ambiance. There is a full kitchen with everything you need to self cater. Tea, coffee & long life milk is supplied & there is a Nespresso coffee machine a supply of pods for your stay. Cooking oil, salt and pepper can also be found in the pantry. There is a smart tv for your viewing pleasure. In the bedroom you will find a queen size bed and an ensuite bathroom. Sorry but there is only a shower as we are on tank water out here in the country and filling a bath would be contradictory to good water management practices. I do hope you understand. Musk Creek Hollow is also pet friendly so feel to have your fur baby accompany you on your country escape. I do ask that your well behaved pet is not left inside the cabin unsupervised. The enclosed courtyard garden is fully fenced. Pets are not permitted on the furniture or the bed. Please clean up after your dog in the garden. Enjoy a body massage in Daylesford, but experience a massage of the soul at Musk Creek Hollow. Guest access Guest have full access to the self contained cabin. Other things to note Musk Creek Hollow is a pet friendly property with a small secured garden area. Your pet is welcome to accompany you inside the cottage under your supervision. Please clean up after your pet and do not allow them on the furniture or bed. DIRECTIONS TO MUSK CREEK HOLLOW 600A Trentham/Daylesford Road, Musk 1. Travel from Melbourne via the Calder Freeway and head towards Bendigo. 2. Take the Woodend exit and continue through the forest towards Woodend 3. The turnoff to Daylesford is just after the pedestrian crossing on your left. It’s the Trentham /Daylesford Rd. 4. Follow this road towards Trentham. You will go through the small town of Tylden. 5. The turn off to Daylesford is a further 10 min drive. Take this turn off to the right & head towards Daylesford. 6.You will pass through a couple of small towns. The first is Lyonville. Next you will go through Bullarto. 7. MUSK IS NEXT. Watch carefully as the sign is quite small and easily missed. 8. You will pass Wallaby Creek Olive Grove on your left & a blue sign on your right for Peppermint Springs. 9. Musk Creek Hollow is at the bottom of the decline, the last house on your left just before the bend at the guard rails. There is a sign on the nature strip. 10.If you pass the second sign directing you to Dairy Flat FARM & Lodge then you have gone too far. The key will be in the key safe on the fence near gated entrance. This will unlock the padlock on gate as well as the front & back door. Code will be supplied once booking is confirmed. Please return the key to the key safe when you depart. POWER OUTAGES: In the case of a power outage there are battery operated lanterns on the shelf opposite the fridge. There is also a torch on top of the fridge. The property will also be without water as the cabin is serviced by tank water requiring an electric pump. There are a number of individual bottled water on the floor behind the curtain of the shelf where the crockery is located & also a large 10 litre cask of fresh water for your use. There is also a butane portable gas stove located beneath the shelving where the water bottles can be found. This could be used if the outage is prolonged. I will keep you up to date as Powercor advise me. Outages can be common during excessive rain or wind as the many trees in the area are susceptible to falling & bringing down powerlines. Hopefully you will not need to make use of the emergency items.