Wine Down 700m walk to Cessnock CBD

Looking for a peaceful weekend escape or a quiet trip with your family? Look no further. In the heart of wineries, find this humble home suited to accommodate up to six guests with three bedrooms. This newly built home is the perfect place to create treasured memories with family and friends.

Space

Welcome to your home away from home in the heart of the Hunter Valley! This newly built retreat in Cessnock accommodates up to six guests across three inviting bedrooms, offering the perfect setting for a memorable holiday with loved ones. The well-equipped kitchen caters to all your culinary desires, from gourmet feasts to quick snacks, and don't forget to savor a freshly brewed coffee from the convenient coffee maker. After exploring the region, the sprawling backyard awaits, providing a haven for kids to play and relaxation for all. With Wi-Fi, ducted air-conditioning, and more, your stay will be comfortable and enjoyable, whether it's a short getaway or an extended stay.

Bedrooms
- Bedroom 1: 1 x King
- Bedroom 2: 1 x Queen
- Bedroom 3: 2 x Singles
- Air conditioning & ceiling Fans in all bedrooms


Living Room
- Large TV room, comfortable sofa and coffee table
- Ducted air conditioning
- TV with free-to-air and streaming services
- 6 - seater dining table

Kitchen
- Fully equipped with utensils and cutlery
- Toaster, kettle, and microwave
- Oven and stovetop
- Dishwasher
- Coffee Maker

Bathrooms & Laundry
- 2 bathroom - main bathroom has a bathtub
- Laundry with washing machine & dryer
- Travel essentials, bath towels provided

Property Facilities
- Outdoor entertaining area
- Fully fenced backyard
- Open plan living
- Onsite parking


Points of Interest:
- 500m to Cessnock CBD
- 1.4km to Cessnock Shopping centre
- 2.6km to Cessnock Showground
- 1km to Baddeley Park Cessnock Sportsground
- 4.9km to Saddlers Creek Wines
- 7.4km to Hunter Valley Wildlife Park
- 7.7km to Rydges Resort and Golf Course
- 9.9km to Lovedale
- 15km to Pokolbin
- 57km from Newcastle Airport

Neighborhood

Nestled in the stunning Hunter Valley region, Cessnock is the perfect destination to call home as you explore this scenic wine region. As the largest town in Australia's oldest wine region, Cessnock is the perfect place to explore the countryside. Whether you want to experience the best of wine-tasting and food in New South Wales, or explore the gorgeous ranges that are scattered across the region, you'll be spoiled for choice to sate your wanderlust. Just over two hours away from Sydney and less than an hour away from the airport at New Castle, Ellalong is the perfect hideaway without being too secluded.
Enjoy a wine tour (or four) in the heart of the best wine-region in Australia and appease your inner art-lover at the Lovis Arts Gallery. Board the M.V. Lady Mac and cruise the largest coastal saltwater lake in the southern hemisphere - Lake Macquarie. Looking to get your feet off the floor? Enjoy the scenic views from above in a hot air balloon.

If you want to reconnect with nature, what better way to do it then at Hunter Valley Zoo; this wildlife park offers encounters with a variety of animals. Whether it be feeding the lions or meeting Boogle the Binturong (who smells of popcorn!), or just wandering around the park, there's sure to be something for everyone here. Once you've enjoyed the best fauna in all of NSW, make sure to head across to the Hunter Valley Gardens to enjoy the best of flora. With 8 kilometres of flowers and a unique collection of boutique shops, this is a simply unmissable stop.

Make sure to make some time to visit Yengo National Park. This massive national park was included in the World Heritage List for its remarkable geographic, botanic and cultural values. Yengo National Park and the surrounding areas have been an important spiritual and cultural place for the Darkinjung and Wonnarua People for thousands of years, and as such, there's an astonishing wealth of ancient Aboriginal rock art and insight into Aboriginal history and culture. There's a variety of activities on offer here, so whether you want to bush-walk, picnic, ride a horse, mountain bike or go 4WD touring, Yengo National Park is the place to be.

Transit

There is free parking on the premises, and additional free parking on the street. For convenience, guests are recommended to have their own transport.