Renta de alojamientos vacacionales con desayuno incluido en Golden Plains Shire

The Bellflower Cottage - relaxing cosy comfort

Relax & unwind as you step inside this timeless cottage full of cosy comforts, vintage finds & modern furnishings. Nestled in a quiet tree-lined street, this Victorian style cottage has soothing restful interiors & a beautiful private garden. Snuggle up on the couch, or drift away in the comfy beds with luxury layered linen. In the morning enjoy the complimentary breakfast basket or sink into a hot bath. Step outside to the outdoor dining area - the perfect place for morning coffee, wine or BBQ.

Meet Maggie May, the cutest 1850s miners cottage.

Maggie May is the cutest little 1850's miners cottage located in a quiet Street and is close to Ballarat CBD, Sovereign hill and the Ballarat Wildlife Park. She is newly renovated, whilst retaining her traditional and charming authentic self she has been thoughtfully and beautifully decorated. By day enjoy in friends, couples or family fun time in a game of backyard finska, by night chats and giggles by the fire pit or watch your favourite Netflix series and then cozy up in a comfortable bed.

Stoneleigh Miners Cottage

This charming and totally unique 1860's styled solid stone and timber Miners Cottage offers peace and tranquility. Nestled amongst towering gums and abundant native wildlife including our resident Kangaroos and Kookaburras, this property is the perfect destination for a romantic getaway. Located in Gordon in the beautiful Central Highlands, the Cottage is just over an hours drive from the Melbourne CBD and within a 1.4 km slightly elevated walk to dine at the funky Gordons Cafe or the Pub.

Nutmeg House chickens, breakfast, heritage

Nutmeg House has been described as the destination, not just somewhere to stay. Guests are delighted with its comfort, amenities and chickens. It's an ideal location for a few days peace and quiet, an extended stay for work, or a holiday with children. It's located in a tree-lined residential street within walking distance of the city and Sovereign Hill. Collect eggs still warm from the nest for your breakfast. Pick rhubarb and herbs from the garden. Watch the sun set over the city.

Stone Cottage (circa 1862)

"Stone Cottage" was built in 1862 from local bluestone and was lovingly restored in 2014. We are adjacent to Woowookarung Regional Park, popular for bush walking and mountain bike riding. Stone Cottage offers old world charm with modern amenities. You will not be sharing with any others. The main bedroom has a queen size bed & the main sitting area has a single bed. . A fully equipped kitchen allows for longer stays. (Ballarat CBD 10 mins; Shops-5 mins) Strictly no pets allowed

Camellia Cottage Bed and Breakfast Buninyong

Operating for 20 years Camellia Cottage was designed to complement the beautiful original building, the guest wing offers a unique experience combining the comfort and elegance of boutique-style accommodation with country flair and healthy living including organic breakfast provisions when possible. You’ll love the stylish decor of this charming place to stay. Your hosts, Gavin and Rosemary Pike, welcome you to guest wing at historic Camellia Cottage in the heart of Buninyong.

Sweet Cabin in the Vines ~ Blame Mabel #2

Welcome to the sweet simplicity of country life. Nestled in a vineyard, our charming three cabins are on a mountainside with 30 acres to explore. A little rugged, and just enough offbeat to keep things interesting. Stay in or venture along the country lanes through the beautiful Moorabool Valley Wine Region & nearby national parks. Blame Mabel is just an hour from Melbourne, Ballarat, Daylesford & beaches & 30 minutes from Geelong, The Spirit of Tas & Avalon Airport.

The Cottage @ Hedges

The Cottage @ Hedges is an easy 10 minute drive from the centre of Ballarat. The cottage sits within a pretty country garden about 20 metres from my home on a small rural property. Close to parklands, Lake Wendouree, art galleries, wineries and lots of great cafes and restaurants. The Ballarat-Skipton Railtrail is just 300 metres away - perfect for quiet country walks and cyclists. It is comfortable inside and out with plenty of shady spots to sit in the garden.

Self Contained - Fantastic Location

Perfect for couples, solo adventurers, and families (with kids). Visiting professionals, doctors, lawyers, business people. tradies will find it most accommodating. Engage with the theatres and arts and sporting facilities. Have wonderful dining experiences at disparate restaurants all within walking distance. Workout on our fabulous walking/cycling tracks. Young children enjoy the fabulous new playground at Lake Esmond - a five minute adventure-walk away.

Soak yourself in country charm & nourish the soul

This enchanting home is sure to steal your heart with its warmth and charm. Nestled in the heart of Inverleigh, Barbie May’s offers an idyllic four-bedroom cottage where every detail cocoons you with a sense of feeling at home. Imagine waking up to the gentle sounds of nature, enjoying a leisurely breakfast on the back deck, or sharing a cozy evening by our indoor or outdoor fires. We are one street back from the main street so central and quiet.

The Loft at Smythes Creek

A beautiful country retreat with yummy breakfast provisions to start you off. The loft is fully self contained in a country setting on our property. Serene and peaceful the property offers 5 acres to wander around on or just relax. Meet our friendly chooks and lambs. The property is fully fenced and provides lots of space for the kids to run around and play. Ideally located 15 minutes from Ballarat and 8 minutes from Delacombe Town Centre.

Historic Linton Post Office

Welcome to the historic Linton Post Office. This beautiful character filled building was built in 1880 and operated as the Telegraph / Post Office and Post Masters residence for over a century. There are many reminders of the past displayed throughout the charming house. The picturesque township of Linton has a rich history with European settlement dating back to 1839 and the first gold found in 1855 and continued to be found until 1880's.