Winemakers House at De Iuliis

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The Winemakers House at De Iuliis is one of the Hunter’s best-kept secrets. This contemporary, pet-friendly, split-level residence is ideal for groups of up to seven guests and is located on Broke Road at the home of De Iuliis wines. Guests staying at the Winemakers House will not only enjoy this well-appointed house, but they will be able to effortlessly wander just 30 metres from the accommodation to experience De Iuliis’ stunning, architecturally designed cellar door, premium wines and generous hospitality.

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Barbeque - Family Friendly - Free Wifi - Laundry - Non Smoking

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