Staying at Binda Mill Cottage Bedrooms Accommodation at Binda Mill Cottage Binda Mill Cottage is a beautifully appointed self-contained historic stone cottage with three large queen size bedrooms (can sleep up to eight people comfortably) There are two modern marble bathrooms at either end of the cottage; one is en-suite and the other has a hip bath for that special relaxing feeling. The cottage has become a popular venue for special family events, long weekends and local events, it’s ideal for a group of friends or family. |
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Mary's Room Situated at the western end of the cottage, Mary's room has the ability to be closed off from the rest of the cottage for privacy and has its own en-suite bathroom. There is a luxurious queen sized bed fitted with crisp white linen and fluffy pillows for you to to snuggle into for a good night's sleep. The stone walls create an atmosphere of warmth and romance. There is also a delightful "Juliet" verandah, a perfect place to sip that glass of wine or a gin and tonic whilst watching the late afternoon sun slip slowly down behind the gently rolling hills. |
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Harriet's Room The middle of the cottage has a larger bedroom, complete with luxurious queen sized bed and also a double bed fold out sofa, ideal for children. Stone walls again create that lovely warm ambience steeped in history. |
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The Sheffield Room At the eastern end of the cottage we have another bedroom decorated in soft colours and fabrics, and complete with an en-suite that can be closed off if necessary from the rest of the cottage. It has a luxurious queen sized bed and it is wonderful to wake up to the early morning sun and look out over the gardens. |
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The Second Bathroom The bathroom is tiled in floor to ceiliing marble and is centrally heated with temperature controlled gas hot water and large white fluffy towels. |
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The cottage has two living areas: a cosy lounge room with a lovely wood heater in the original stone fireplace, and a long, enclosed, light-filled verandah – perfect for curling up with a good book or enjoying brunch while looking out onto the delightful garden. There are two flat screen televisions, a DVD player and a CD/radio stereo. For much of the year, the weather in the Southern Tablelands can be the most delightful in Australia: warm, sunny, calm and not at all humid. It is perfect for enjoying a BBQ on the deck, next to the pond. |
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Breakfast for you to cook is provided, always with fresh local eggs and local produce when available. Of course there is plenty of cereals, marmalade, jams, plunger coffee, tea, bread and milk. The pantry is also stocked with some condiments, but if you are planning to cook something special we suggest you bring what you need just to be sure. Crookwell, about fifteen minutes' drive away, has butchers and a well-stocked supermarket, along with a very good bottle shop. The Crookwell Visitors' Centre also stocks some delicious food products from the region. A note about water: |
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Designed by Michael Bligh and with plantings by Jennie Churchill, two acres surrounding the Binda Mill Cottage have been transformed from a tussock-strewn sheep paddock to a lovely 'four seasons' garden. In the garden you will find a small pond and jetty and many peaceful spots to sit and read or to simply stroll and enjoy the many plants, trees and roses. The garden is beautiful at any time of the year. |
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