| * | Nestled in the heart of Broke Village with an uninterrupted view over the Brokenback ranges and surrounded by vineyards, Bonn Abbey is the perfect place to relax and indulge yourself. |
| * | Beautifully furnished, Bonn Abbey can sleep 8-10 people, making it perfect for a group of friends or family and yet is still intimate enough for small groups. |
| * | With features that include a spectacular rural outlook, gourmet kitchen, huge open fire, reverse cycle air conditioning, BBQ, spa bath, large screen TV entertainment unit - this is the perfect getaway |
The beauty of the Brokenback Ranges, magnificent sunsets and a variety of farm animals who are always intrigued by the sight of visitors enjoying food and wine on the verandah.
The hub of Bonn Abbey is a large central room with large dining table and comfortable sofas around a huge open fire. This beautiful spacious room also offers a large screen TV with video, DVD and CD. For those who want to relax and take it easy we have provided some of your old favourites including Monopoly, Jenga and Pictionary. There is a well stocked video library and CD music library plus a large selection of books.
Bonn Abbey has three queen-size bedrooms and an additional large sleeping area with two single beds and a separate fold down futon. Two of the bedrooms have TV and video in addition to those in the main sitting room.
Features include: Three queen bedrooms. Large twin single room with fold down futon (will sleep four). Two bathrooms (one with claw foot bath). Separate toilet. Reverse cycle air-conditioning throughout. Large open fire (wood supplied). Double person spa. Home office with 1800 or local number internet connection, fax and printer. Gourmet kitchen with microwave, steamer fridge and freezer (even a coffee plunger). Fully equipped laundry. Outdoor entertainment area with BBQ. 80cm large screen TV, video and DVD. CD player. Additional TV and video in two bedrooms. Fully stocked video and music CD library. Books and games for all ages. Petonque and croquet area. Flood light tennis courts (five minute walk). Towels and linen supplied.
Many of the features of this wonderful house have a story to tell.
Highlights include leadlight doors from the old Randwick woolsheds and beams and posts from the Darling Harbour woolsheds. The fireplace mantle is from the old Singleton railway station and even the kitchen door comes from a 100 year old homestead in the district
The soaring cathedral ceilings are built from exposed timber rafters and the floor is a combination of cool slate, polished floorboards and carpet in the bedrooms
