Berry House

  • 471 Duckenfield Road, Duckenfield, NSW, 2321
  • 1 rooms

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Originally built in 1857 by John Eales, this gorgeous heritage-listed home features 14-foot ceilings, solid sandstone walls, and beautiful timbers. Graced with old world charm and peppered with elegant modern twists, Berry House hosts a master bedroom, a recently renovated bathroom, kitchen living and dining room and a separate lounge with an enclosed wood-burning fireplace. As a guest, you can wander the gardens, lounge by the pool, rejuvenate in the sauna, read or have sunset drinks by the fire pit, visit the sheep, or collect some farm fresh eggs for breakfast. During your stay, be sure to meet the resident sheep, chicks, dogs and frogs. The accommodation is also pet friendly. Berry House is a little patch of paradise located only minutes from Morpeth.
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  • 471 Duckenfield Road, Duckenfield, NSW, 2321
  • 1 rooms
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Features

Carpark - Family Friendly - Free Wifi - Non Smoking - Open Fireplace - Outdoor Dining Area - Outdoor Furniture - Pet Friendly - Enquire - Swimming Pool

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