Cheviot Glen Cottages
Highlights
- Savour the tranquil views from the verandah, perfect for relaxation and unwinding after a day of exploration.
- Explore the Great Victorian Rail Trail, just 400 metres away, ideal for cycling and walking amidst stunning landscapes.
- Indulge in generous ensuite bathrooms featuring double spas, enhancing your comfort during your stay in the cottages.
- Enjoy freshly baked bread and a jar of homemade goodies, adding a personal touch to your getaway experience.
At the gateway to beautiful north-east Victoria, Cheviot Glen Cottages sit in a hillside on a rural working farm just east of the Yea township, 110 kilometres or 1.5 hours from Melbourne and 400 metres from the Great Victorian Rail Trail.
Side-by-side the cottages are ideal for a relaxing escape from the city, a base for cycling, horse riding, walking the Trail or just exploring the beautiful rolling hills to the Dividing Range. A tranquil, serene view from the verandah supports relaxation , rest and recuperation.
Each cottage offers one queen-size bedroom, a generous ensuite bathroom with double spa, separate shower, a fully-equipped kitchen. The living area includes a sofa bed for an extra two guests and a slow combustion wood heater.
Stays of two nights upwards and extended stays, includes a choice of breakfast provisions (Cheviot Glen Cottages aim to be sensitive to guests dietary preferences) and welcoming little touches such as freshly baked bread and a home-baked welcome jar of goodies.
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Available experiences
Caithness
Caithness is one of two one-bedroomed fully-equipped, self-contained privately-situated cottages set in its own private garden on the rural property.
Features: queen-size bed, ensuite, including double spa and a separate shower. It includes a double sofa bed in the living area sleeping a total of up to four people in the one cottage.
Cantray and Caithness are side-by-side mirror images of one another in layout. Both cottages can be booked at once subject to availability.
Cantray Cottage
Cantray features self contained kitchen with a sofa bed in the living area, one bedroom with an ensuite including a double spa bath and a separate shower. Sleeps up to four people.
This business does not currently offer accessible facilities.
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