Holiday rentals in Barossa Valley

Stone Gate Cottage. Charm meets modern.

Stone gate cottage is a 1960's built stone cottage which has been newly renovated in a neutral colour pallete to enhance the natural charm and character of the handcrafted stone work. Designed and fitted with new pieces throughout each room. Features include - free wifi - smart TV with Amazon Prime - full kitchen - breakfast to cook yourself - espresso coffee machine - wood fireplace - ducted heating and cooling The main bedroom consists of a queen bed, The second bedroom has a double.

WHISTLER VINEYARD RETREAT

Set on 80acres in the heart of the Barossa Valley this private, self-contained guest wing is surrounded by vineyard and gardens. Our retreat gets you back to nature... with vineyard and scrub walks, (accompanied by at least one of our Border Collies), friendly geese, an inquisitive free-roaming peacock, hens, rescued & wild kangaroos, the occasional Koala and a myriad of birdlife. Take in the views from the verandas, sit by the campfire (during the cooler months) or relax in the hammock.

Vineyard Views

Vineyard Views, hidden in the ridges of Menglers Hill near Angaston, on a working-vineyard, delivers everything you need for your next weekend getaway in the Barossa. With Angaston a five-minute drive in one direction and world class wineries a five-minute drive in another, Vineyard Views has you covered. You can stay in and watch the sunset from the deck with a glass of shiraz, or you can use the peaceful location as a base to visit nearby cellar doors and other Barossa attractions.

Para River Cottage

‘Para River Cottage’ Built in 1920 overlooking the gum studded cliff face of the North Para River, this quaint and cosy cottage has been elegantly restored for your fulfilment. Embrace the quiet rural feel of native birdsong and scattered sheep across the way, all whilst being within a short stroll of the heart of Tanunda. It’s a great spot to discover the Barossa Valley and a lovely neighbourhood. I have so many great memories here, and I’m convinced that you will too.

Ode to the Orchard • outdoor bath, stunning views

A cosy, curated cottage with a rustic vibe, Ode to the Orchard is surrounded by the Adelaide Hills’ finest wineries and sits high on 16 acres. It is one of the original stone homes of the area and enjoys stunning 360 degree views of picturesque Lenswood. There is no better place to relax: soak in the gorgeous claw-foot bath looking out to the stars, enjoy that glass of local red by the fire, or try out our apple crumble recipe in the vintage wood-fired Aga.

Whistlewood ~ Stunning Views in the Adelaide Hills

Whistlewood is a place to simply be, whether you're relaxing by the fire, soaking in the serenity on the deck, or exploring the surrounding nature. This home invites you to slow down, reflect, and enjoy the beauty of the Adelaide hills. Nestled in an old pear orchard, Whistlewood sits just moments from the historic Upper Sturt railway station. This beautifully restored 1880s pear farm offers a tranquil retreat with sweeping views down the valley.

The House on Soul Hill - Boutique Curated Escape

Nestled amongst the gums with expansive views across the hills, our boutique 30sqm cabin is custom designed as a luxury self-contained getaway for 2 people, with everything you need to explore our wonderful Adelaide Hills region including a gourmet breakfast box full of local produce. Whether it’s a romantic getaway or just because, we have carefully curated a space where you can relax, unwind and reconnect.

Wildhill - secluded retreat with panoramic views

Wildhill Retreat is a peaceful short-stay hideaway atop one of the highest points in McLaren Vale, overlooking vines, hills, and the sea. Ideally suited for couples or small groups, you will stay amongst beautiful native flora, with close access to local wineries, breweries, distilleries, and restaurants, and within walking distance of the Onkaparinga National Park.

Juniper Grove • Adelaide Hills Log Cabin

Juniper Grove is a thoughtful little log cabin, nestled in the Adelaide Hills. Originally built by hand in the 1970s and lovingly restored over the past year, this place is a rich, thoughtful one that you won't want to leave. Think floor to ceiling wood, board games aplenty, cozy flax-linen sheets, birdsong and the call of native birds as you rest and recharge.