About the property
Unconventionally luxurious yet simple in design, this purpose built holiday retreat is just what you need to escape the world.

You can really relax and recharge your batteries in this purpose built holiday abode, with North facing rear deck providing breathtaking escarpment and coastal views.
There is a ramp with a wide door for wheelchair access, as well as wheelchair access to the rear gardens.

Please note that there is no TV in this home, so you would need to bring your iPad or a laptop if you need entertainment (WiFi provided).

Pets are welcome via previous arrangement. Nearby Sharkey Beach is an off leash beach, where you can take your dog for walks and play time.

There is strictly NO SMOKING rule indoors and outdoors.

Everything is practically at your doorstep - the village shops and cafes, two beaches and a rock pool.


The home offers
Accommodation for 5 guests.

Bedroom configuration
Bedroom 1
Located upstairs and features queen bed.

Bedroom 2
Located upstairs and features king single bed.

Bedroom 3
• Located downstairs and features queen bed.

Extras
• All linen is provided (except beach towels)
• BBQ
• Ceiling fans in all bedrooms
• Washing machine, drier and clothes line
• Espresso coffee machine
• Complimentary WiFi
• Outside shower

Car accommodation
A carport and an open parking space.

The Location
Coledale is a small but vibrant community perched on the sea under a towering escarpment. With only a few streets and a scattering of shops it offers a chance to get away from the ‘rat race’ to a place where people still greet you in the street.
There are a variety of food options from ‘Earth Walker’ and ‘Sketch’ to the RSL and “Sharkeys” takeaway, all within two minutes’ walk. The “Coledale Cellars” stocks an impressive range of wines and beers and there is even a hairdresser and a beauty salon part of the village precinct.
Wander or swim in the cove and enjoy the simple pleasures of life; rock-pools, scuttling crabs, mini-aquariums, algae and sand underfoot. Dive or fish from the rocks, or swim in the 50 metre pool carved into the rock platform. Take a five minute walk to ‘Sharkie Beach’ or head north along the sand for five minutes to the patrolled ‘Coledale Beach’.
There is plenty to do and see around. Stop for lunch at the iconic Scarborough Hotel and tuck into the gourmet pub food, followed by a walk along the famous “Sea Cliff Bridge”. Drive to Austinmer for coffee and cake in the afternoon. Try one of Thirroul’s fancy eateries for a special dinner, or treat yourself to a spot of shopping. This location really does have it all.