Breakfast Creek House & Cottage - A Private Valley

10 GUEST MAXIMUM. This outstanding 60 acre property is nestled at the very end of a small valley & surrounded on three sides by the Dharug National Park. The Hawkesbury River and the village of Spencer is a short stroll down the driveway. There is a solar heated Zodiac Mineral pool and lounging options on the pool deck. A solar blanket extends the swimmable months. EASTER IS A MINIMUM STAY OF 4 NIGHTS. XMAS AND NEW YEARS EVE WEEKS ARE A MINIMUM 6 NIGHT STAY. The space The house was built in 1918. It's been renovated with mostly recycled timbers and has a wonderfully warm and inviting feel. There are two separate living rooms, one with a fire place and both with reverse cycle air conditioning. Both bathrooms have underfloor heating. The main house has 3 bedrooms: King, Queen, Singles x 4. We have some other options with beds so please send a message if you are unsure. The cottage has one queen bed, kitchen and bathroom. The cottage is never rented to another party. The whole valley is yours. Minimum stay is two nights. Public holiday long weekends are a minimum three night stay. XMAS AND NEW YEARS EVE WEEKS ARE A MINIMUM 6 NIGHT STAY. One well behaved, low shedding dog will be considered. Please discuss this with Shauna. Guest access The house is perfect for family get-togethers . The kitchen is jammed with all you'll need to create large family feasts. Plenty of plates, cutlery, platters etc. There is a Webber gas bbq outside with a large dinning area. The pool is for your private use. Portable cot and high chair on request. Other things to note I will consider one family dog. Must be low shedding and not a puppy. I do not accept hairy dogs ie. Golden Retrievers, Malamutes, Labradors. Please do not allow the dog on the couches or beds. IF your dog jumps on beds please bring your own bedding. There are three retired race horses on the property. Cooper (has a white star), Otis (has a NZ brand), Big (the baby has a WS brand). There is a new young horse, Molly, she is brown and white and is a mixture of Clydesdale, Quarter horse, Stock horse and Shire. She can be “too friendly” specially if you have any food. We have decided it’s best that you don’t go into the paddock with the horses. It's also important that you understand the dog/horse relationship. Horses will ignore a dog that is not barking and running around their legs. If you allow your dog to annoy the horses then the horses may kick your dog. Note; these horses are never ridden and attempting to do so would be extremely dangerous. Registration Details PID-STRA-7344