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Little Black Cabin: Blackheath, Blue Mountains

One of the most unique stays available in the Blue Mountains with beautiful views into the Megalong Valley and escarpment. Little Black Cabin is an award-winning getaway in the charming town of Blackheath. The 120 year old cottage was salvaged, restored and transformed by Smith Architects into a luxurious and highly detailed architectural cabin. Leave your car behind while you stay. Wander through the bush trails from the backyard or walk to Blackheath's cafes, pubs, train and art galleries.

Award-Winning Country House with Pub & Outdoor Spa

Welcome to Ambermere House with eight bedrooms sleeping 18 people on 3 acres of land. It has 5 double rooms, a bunk room with 4 singles, and two rooms with another 2 singles. It is a beautiful 20 min drive to Katoomba, 12 min to Lithgow or 10 mins to Mount Victoria. There's a games room/pub, outdoor hot tub, three living areas, large covered outdoor trampoline & undercover BBQ area. There's an enclosed garden and sipping champagne under the stars in the hot tub at night is incredible.

Blue Mountains - Designer Cabin in the bush

Elevated above serene and secluded bushland, the stylish and sophisticated country home of Wondernest invites you to leave the world at the door and immerse yourself in nature. Your wilderness detox begins the moment you enter the two-bedroom Scandi-cool cabin. Relax in the cosy window seat or soak up the serene atmosphere on the elevated outdoor deck. With our landscaped garden blending seamlessly into the bush, the World Heritage National Park is literally on your doorstep.

Rustic cottage, magnificent setting, amazing views

Centennial Lodge Cottage is located at the foot of magnificent Blue Mountains escarpments in the Kanimbla Valley. It is surrounded by stunning farmland & abundant bird and wildlife. The original settlers cottage has been renovated & is rustic yet very comfortable. Just 15 minutes from Blackheath, (and only accessible from Blackheath) the cottage is totally self contained, with a wood stove and BBQ facilities. A unique rural escape for nature lovers.

The Hill Station at Mt. Tomah

The Hill Station is in the heart of the Blue Mountains World Heritage Area, immediately adjacent to the Mt. Tomah Botanic Gardens. The renovated cabin is set in an acre of gardens and is an ideal retreat for a couple. The cabin has a Living/Bedroom area with one queen bed, a sunny Kitchen and a new Bathroom. There are cafes nearby, the Botanic Gardens are a short walk, and the main towns of the Blue Mountains are 20 minutes drive away.

Highfields Gatehouse

Enjoy a luxury stay at 'Highfields Gatehouse’, set amongst 5 acres of show gardens. Perfect for two couples wanting to relax and unwind in a unique setting. The property has expansive escarpment views, open fireplace, bath products, WIFI, 65” OLED TV, Netflix, Bose sound system, electric blankets, heaters and quality linen. The ‘show gardens’ include a picturesque walk amongst rare flowers, trees and a Japanese inspired pond.

The Canyons Cottage

The Canyons Cottage is located on the fringe of the Blue Mountains National Park away from the hustle and bustle of town. This remote location offers a tranquil bush environment, quiet starry nights where you can enjoy fire side chats over a glass of wine yet still being only ten minutes from all Upper Mountains amenities.

Potters Studio - 100 acres of paradise!

Nestled at the base of Mount Blackheath, the 100 acre property is surrounded by magnificent Blue Mountains escarpments, peaceful forest and open grassland. Kangaroos, echidnas, goannas, wombats and myriads of birds at your doorsteps, and a frog chorus at dusk, this is truly a nature lover paradise and birdwatcher heaven.

Hereford House of Hartley Vale

Hereford House is a tastefully renovated self-contained three bedroom "Heritage Listed" cottage. Initially it was a semi-detached workers cottage built in the 1870's as accommodation for the employees of the Hartley Kerosene Oil & Paraffine Co.Ltd which was established in Hartley Vale on July 31st 1865.