Belford Block Eight

  • 65 Squire Close, Belford, NSW, 2335
  • 7 rooms
  • 14 guests

Accommodation Details

Block Eight is a ten-minute drive to all of the Hunter's best attractions yet feels a world away from the hustle and bustle of the tourist trail. There are 15 acres of grapevines, 10 acres of olives, three large dams, natural bushland areas and wide-open fields. Our views stretch behind to the Brokenback Range and forward to the Great Dividing Range and Barrington Tops. Block Eight is also home to scores of kangaroos and wallabies, goannas, sugar gliders, ibis, swans and swamphens. Guests are free to roam the property at their leisure. their villas and guest house sit naturally in their environment and interiors have been designed with comfort and luxury in mind. The service philosophy is minimal intrusion. Let yourself in, make yourself at home and if you need anything more, just ask.
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  • 65 Squire Close, Belford, NSW, 2335
  • 7 rooms
  • 14 guests
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Features

Barbeque - Disabled access available, contact operator for details. - Nature & Wildlife - Open Fireplace - Private Tasting - Walks - Wine - Wine tasting

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