The Cottage is located behind our Farm house, set on 130 acres of private bushland, 3 hours from Adelaide. With no phone service (and we mean none), it means plenty of time to reconnect with each other. Sip a sundowner under the veranda in summer, listening to the sounds of the Australian bush with eyes peeled for kangaroos, and cosy up by the open fireplace in winter.

It’s the getaway you know you need.

A fully wheelchair accessible space with 2 queen bedrooms, bathroom, and open living, kitchen and dining area. Complete with a stained glass window of the resident peacock who called the Farm home as the Wilde kids grew up, running barefoot through the paddocks.

Self-sufficient with all you need for your stay, just pack yourselves, food, and leave the phone chargers in the car.

This cottage was built by a local stone mason in 1999 with our families vision of providing guests with unique accommodation that is accessible for everyone.

The Wilde kids have great memories of Frani (Mum) making homemade bread with local jam and cream to deliver to the BnB guests for their stay.

Picture: Jack Wilde during the cottage build