Archella 1 is a stylishly appointed two bedroom holiday house set close to the Coles Bay Golf Course. Overlooking the Hazards mountains in the distance, the recreation area and children's playground, this compact chalet has everything you need for a wonderful experience in Coles Bay. Set in a bright and sunny position, this newly build property has been stylishly furnished, with guests enjoyment in mind. The space This setting creates a lovely atmosphere to enjoy your visit while exploring the spectacular Freycinet Peninsular. This self contained property is designed to ensure you have everything you need and features an open plan kitchen, dining and living area with direct access to a sundeck, where you can enjoy relaxing and cooking on the BBQ. The main bedroom has one queen bed and the second bedroom has two single beds. Free wifi is provided. With new and modern finishing's, and a very crisp and clean interior design, this is the perfect spot for couples to relax and rejuvenate, have some family time or entertain with friends. There is an almost identical 3 bedroom holiday house (Archella 2) on this same property, ideal for larger groups to book both houses. Archella 1 is only a 5 minute drive to the township of Coles Bay, gateway to the Freycinet National Park, Hazards Range and Wineglass Bay. Also within walking distance to Sandpiper Beach, Swan River and Freycinet Golf Course and a short drive to Friendly Beaches, Freycinet Wine Region and townships Bicheno and Swansea. Features: - Sleeps 4 Guests - Self Contained - Free Wifi - Close to the Golf Course - 2 Bedrooms - Bathroom - Hairdryer - Microwave - Sundeck - Barbecue - Deck Furniture - Laundry - Washing Machine - Iron & Ironing Board - Reverse Cycle Heat Pump - HD Flat Screen - Non-Smoking Property - Cot & Highchair Guest access When booking this property you are booking the whole house, it is not a shared arrangement. Other things to note Coles Bay is a 2.5-hour drive from Hobart & 2.5 hour's drive from Launceston (if you drive down the Midland Hwy and across from Campbell town) Please be careful driving at night; as soon as the sun starts going down, the native wildlife starts to come out. It is advisable to try to be at your next destination before dark, wherever you are driving in Tasmania. Registration Details DA 2020/149