The Lookout by Mt Bellevue
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- Savour sweeping views of snow-capped peaks and vineyards from the luxe eco-lodge at Mt Bellevue.
- Relax in a private outdoor bath while soaking in the tranquil beauty of the surrounding state forest.
- Unwind by the indoor fireplace or gather around the fire pit under the starry night sky.
- Experience the charm of a working vineyard while enjoying the stunning vistas of the King Valley.
Mt Bellevue, located in the King Valley is one of the most picturesque farms and vineyards in Victoria. Enjoy sweeping views that you will never forget of the snowfields, Mt Buffalo across Myrrhee and the King Valley. These are some of Victoria’s finest vistas.
Relax and unwind, enjoy the stars from on the mountain, spectate at the local wildlife, and see what it is like to stay on a working vineyard.
The lookout is an architecturally designed luxe eco-lodge with stunning views.
The space has high ceilings with a Tasmanian oak-lined ceiling. Two balconies, stunning views, private outdoor bath looking into state forest. Indoor fireplace and fire pit outside. The ultimate couples getaway.
The accommodation is self-contained and very private so you can relax and enjoy the stunning views.
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The Lookout by Mt Bellevue
Large glazing throughout compliments a high pitched Tasmanian Oak lined ceiling. Winter snow capped view accross the King Valley to Mount Buffalo, and on a clear day Mount Stirling and Mount Buller. Throughout the year vineyard views – and a beautiful private setting looking out to the natural forest area and state park.
The second and larger balcony complete with a barbecue and ceiling fan enjoys luxurious outdoor seats and is cantilevered over the paddock to bring you up close to nature. The high ceilings continue into the bedroom that enjoys a concrete outdoor bath with views to the state park and alps.
This business does not currently offer accessible facilities.
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