Extended family trips
Four queen rooms and a tri-bunk room mean grandparents, parents and kids all get a proper bed, and nobody is stuck on a fold-out in the lounge.
Group stays
Built for groups who want space, not a squeeze
Up to 11 guests across five bedrooms, with four bathrooms and two living areas. It's a house that suits people travelling together who still want somewhere to sit quietly.
Who the house suits
Two families travelling together
Two living areas across two levels let each family have their own patch when they want it, and a single dining table when it matters.
Multi-generational stays
Bedrooms are spread across both floors, so early risers and late sleepers aren't sharing a wall.
Relaxed adult getaways
A full kitchen, alfresco dining and the BBQ upstairs make long lunches easy — with the beach a couple of hundred metres away.
Four bathrooms, two living areas
The bathroom count is the part groups notice first. With four, a house of eleven gets out the door in the morning without a roster.
The second living area downstairs takes the pressure off the main space — particularly useful on a rainy afternoon with kids in the house.
What we don't host
This is a residential street and a family house. Parties and events are not accepted, and Schoolies bookings are not accepted at any time of year. Groups booking the house are expected to be considerate of neighbours.