Alquileres vacacionales para familias en Lithgow

Blue Mountains' Cabin

Close to cafes, walks, local shops and the station. Charles Darwin Walk at the end of our street will take you to other nearby bushwalks and views. Wentworth Falls Lake is 5 minutes by car, 10 minutes to Leura with its eateries and local boutiques. The cabin is in a garden setting yet completely self-contained with its own entrance. There is a kitchenette with a fridge, kettle, microwave, toaster, and a selection of teas and ground coffee. Our place is good for couples and solo adventurers.

Bush View Escape

Our secluded Blue Mountains studio features stunning uninterrupted views of the bush, a modern bathroom and kitchen, and a private bouldering wall for rock climbers! Take a bath while gazing at the tree-lined horizon. Comfortably fits two adults, with a futon for kids or a guest. Located just a short 5- to 15-minute drive to hikes and lookouts of Wentworth Falls, Leura and Katoomba. This is the perfect place for a getaway - whether for relaxing, being active, creative or all of the above!

Conmurra Mountain View Cabin

Perfect as a place to relax & unwind, watching the wallabies, sunset or endless views from the balcony or lookouts. The cabin is a modern open plan studio cabin that sleeps up to 3 in comfort. Conmurra is 67 ha (167 acres). Walk or bike along 4km of tracks & trails or take a guided sunset wildlife walk ($50 value) to see endangered animals in our wildlife sanctuary. Our clean, modern cabin is situated in gorgeous bushland, near the Conmurra Homestead & just 15 mins from Bathurst.

Florabella Studio

Nestled on a large bush block in the lower Blue Mountains is this secluded, self-contained studio with lovely views and access to a 9-metre swimming pool. The beauty of the Blue Mountains National Park beckons, with Florabella Pass and other spectacular and often quieter bushwalks starting just at the end of our street. The studio is conveniently located for the cafés and shops of Glenbrook and Springwood, with a local store and a larger supermarket just minutes away.

World Heritage views, sunsets, moon

Monkey Creek sits high on a ridge with commanding south west views over World Heritage Blue Mountains and north east views across the canyons of Wollemi National Park. The Attic is a unique owner-built hut with cosy upstairs accommodation, open plan lounge, a large private deck designed for watching the spectacular sunsets and moonrises. Fully self contained. Price includes 2 guests / 2 nights minimum. Three night minimum on public holiday long weekends applies.

Secluded Blue Mountains Cottage - Bower Cottage

Located just around the corner from The Grand Canyon Loop Walk and Walls Cave, Bower Cottage is a delightful spot for two. Quiet and on the edge of town, this property with it’s main house and two private accommodations, is an acre and a quarter and was originally farmland and the produce store for Blackheath. Away from the hustle and bustle, but only five minutes to town, it's a place to help you rest, explore and reconnect.

Eco Cottage

A friendly and inviting cottage shaped by the beauty of the blue mountains. Its walls built from locally-sourced hay and poured earth, along with the polished earth floors and make for a naturally insulated interior to compliment the stunning views just a short walk away. The cottage is a self-contained dwelling situated behind our home.

Harmonica - unique modern chic apartment

Harmonica is a unique modern mountain chic style large 40sqm studio apartment. We have designed Harmonica with comfort and relaxation with a modern mountain feel in mind. As you unwind in this luxury space only a stone's throw from a magical lookout with spectacular sunset views you will discover a new little slice of 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.