Modern beach house with water views walk to white sand beach 5 bedrooms
House, near the beach with 5 bedrooms, sleeps 11, 3 bathroom(s), floor area of 400 m2 (4300 sq.ft), WCs 1, children OK, NO smoking, air-conditioning, second home, number of travellers: 3
Exchange dates
We are open for all dates, mail us.As a 2nd home it can be non-simultaneous. Discounted rental possible. Not available during Easter or summer school holidays (approx 15th Dec-31st Jan)
Where we want to go
1) Italy
2) Bulgaria
3) Budapest (Hungary)
- We like to go anywhere, surprise us!!
- Somewhere sunny and warm.
We can be tempted to go anywhere
Description of our house
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- hebrew
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- serbian
- croatian
- finnish
- hungarian
- spanish
- czech
- french
- norwegian
- swedish
- danish
- german
- indonesian
- polish
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- dutch
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- irish
- portuguese
- yiddish
"Lighthouse View" is a modern, fully self contained 5 bedroom home in Vincentia, Jervis Bay, with spectacular water views of Point Perpendicular. Stroll to white sandy beaches, dine alfresco on one of two open deck areas or simply sit and take it all in.
It is 2.5 hours drive (200km) south of Sydney at Jervis Bay and is available for use outside of the NSW Easter and Summer School holidays (approx 19 December - 31 January). It is a popular beach side, swimming, whale watching and scuba diving location. See the weblink for this ( http://www.jervisbayrentals.com.au Being a 2nd home, simultaneous or non-simultaneious exchange is possible. Children's play items and some baby items like high chair, safety gate and cot are available.
During your stay you can:
• Stroll along the white sands of Blenheim & Greenfields beaches, just 5 minutes away.
• Swim, snorkel, scuba dive, kayak, sail, jet-ski and fish - all in the clear sparkling waters of Jervis Bay.
• Play golf, tennis & bike ride.
• Cruise the Jervis Bay Marine Park to view dolphins and penguins with Dolphin Explorer Cruises or discover the whales of Jervis Bay with Whale Explorer Cruises.
• Enjoy a coffee, bakery delights, breakfast or a light meal over looking Jervis Bay at Vincentia or one of many cafes on nearby Huskisson’s Promenade.
• Dine at Huskisson’s award winning Seagrass Brasserie or in style in the bush at the The Gunyah (Paperbark Camp)
• Visit Booderee National Park or the beautiful Botanic Gardens.
• Walk some beach or bush trails.
• Walk to Hyams Beach on the White Sands Trail from Blenheim or Greenfields beach approx. 1 – 1.5 hr return. (Hyams Beach café is open for breakfast lunch or dinner)
• Visit the Lady Denman Museum, Australian Naval Aviation Museum or enjoy a film at Huskisson pictures
• Drive to Berry, historic Milton or Kangaroo Valley.
• Just relax looking at the magnificent view & let your dream come true. "Lighthouse View" is a modern, fully self contained 5 bedroom home in Vincentia, Jervis Bay, with spectacular water views of Point Perpendicular. Stroll to white sandy beaches, dine alfresco on one of two open deck areas or simply sit and take it all in.
It is 2.5 hours drive (200km) south of Sydney at Jervis Bay and is available for use outside of the NSW Easter and Summer School holidays (approx 19 December - 31 January). It is a popular beach side, swimming, whale watching and scuba diving location. See the weblink for this (http://www.jervisbayrentals.com.au Being a 2nd home, simultaneous or non-simultaneious exchange is possible. Children's play items and some baby items like high chair, safety gate and cot are available.
During your stay you can:
• Stroll along the white sands of Blenheim & Greenfields beaches, just 5 minutes away.
• Swim, snorkel, scuba dive, kayak, sail, jet-ski and fish - all in the clear sparkling waters of Jervis Bay.
• Play golf, tennis & bike ride.
• Cruise the Jervis Bay Marine Park to view dolphins and penguins with Dolphin Explorer Cruises or discover the whales of Jervis Bay with Whale Explorer Cruises.
• Enjoy a coffee, bakery delights, breakfast or a light meal over looking Jervis Bay at Vincentia or one of many cafes on nearby Huskisson’s Promenade.
• Dine at Huskisson’s award winning Seagrass Brasserie or in style in the bush at the The Gunyah (Paperbark Camp)
• Visit Booderee National Park or the beautiful Botanic Gardens.
• Walk some beach or bush trails.
• Walk to Hyams Beach on the White Sands Trail from Blenheim or Greenfields beach approx. 1 – 1.5 hr return. (Hyams Beach café is open for breakfast lunch or dinner)
• Visit the Lady Denman Museum, Australian Naval Aviation Museum or enjoy a film at Huskisson pictures
• Drive to Berry, historic Milton or Kangaroo Valley.
• Just relax looking at the magnificent view & let your dream come true.
Accommodation and facilities
Inside:
Stereo / hifi, tv / cable, sofa, carpet
Kitchen and washing:
Grill, freezer, fridge, microwave, dish washer, oven, washing machine, dryer
Outside:
Balcony, garage, terrace, parking, garden, barbecue
Local activities:
Mountain biking, diving, surfing, horse riding, tennis, roller blading, water skiing, hiking, swimming, golfing, fishing
Local places to go:
Galleries/museums, fine restaurants, country club
Languages spoken:
English
Nearest major airport:
Sydney intl, 138 km / 86 mile
Other information:
Car recommended, children ok, no smoking, long term considered, non-simultaneous optional
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Jervis Bay is a large bay bounded by the state of New South Wales, the Jervis Bay Territory and the Australian Capital Territory. HMAS Creswell is located in between Jervis Bay Village and Greenpatch in the Jervis Bay Territory.
Jervis Bay is 2.5 hours drive to Sydney (200km), 3 hours to Canberra, 1.5 hours to Wollongong and 20 minutes to Nowra (25km).
Jervis Bay is named after the British Admiral John Jervis, 1st Earl of St Vincent; it was named in 1791 by Richard Bowen. Jervis Bay has been officially recorded as having the whitest sand in the world.
Jervis Bay is a well known recreational fishing and scuba diving destination, with tour operators departing from Huskisson and amateurs using boat ramps at bayside towns and camp sites. Popular diving sites include: The Labyrinths, Gorgonian Wall, Point Perpendicular, a Fairey Firefly aeroplane, scallop beds, Middle Ground, Ten Fathom Reef, and Bowen Island.
Jervis Bay is also known for Whale Watching, placed such that the migration, both north and south can be observed as they pass the entrance to the Bay, frequently entering the bay to rest. The majority of whales sighted at Jervis Bay are the Humpback whales, which migrate along the east coast from June to November, however other species on occasions such as Southern Right Whales, False Killer Whales, Orcas, Minke whales and on one occasion the Blue Whale are seen.
Tourism in Jervis Bay is one of the most important avenues of income for many of the local residents. Jervis Bay is a large bay bounded by the state of New South Wales, the Jervis Bay Territory and the Australian Capital Territory. HMAS Creswell is located in between Jervis Bay Village and Greenpatch in the Jervis Bay Territory.
Jervis Bay is 2.5 hours drive to Sydney (200km), 3 hours to Canberra, 1.5 hours to Wollongong and 20 minutes to Nowra (25km).
Jervis Bay is named after the British Admiral John Jervis, 1st Earl of St Vincent; it was named in 1791 by Richard Bowen. Jervis Bay has been officially recorded as having the whitest sand in the world.
Jervis Bay is a well known recreational fishing and scuba diving destination, with tour operators departing from Huskisson and amateurs using boat ramps at bayside towns and camp sites. Popular diving sites include: The Labyrinths, Gorgonian Wall, Point Perpendicular, a Fairey Firefly aeroplane, scallop beds, Middle Ground, Ten Fathom Reef, and Bowen Island.
Jervis Bay is also known for Whale Watching, placed such that the migration, both north and south can be observed as they pass the entrance to the Bay, frequently entering the bay to rest. The majority of whales sighted at Jervis Bay are the Humpback whales, which migrate along the east coast from June to November, however other species on occasions such as Southern Right Whales, False Killer Whales, Orcas, Minke whales and on one occasion the Blue Whale are seen.
Tourism in Jervis Bay is one of the most important avenues of income for many of the local residents.
Something about ourselves
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- arabic
- english
- hebrew
- italian
- chinese
- serbian
- croatian
- finnish
- hungarian
- spanish
- czech
- french
- norwegian
- swedish
- danish
- german
- indonesian
- polish
- turkish
- dutch
- greek
- irish
- portuguese
- yiddish
We are a professional non-smoking couple, Brent & Leonie, with a young daughter, Hazel. We are both scientists in our 40s working in environmental areas we and have lived and worked overseas and travelled extensively. We enjoy gardening, cooking, wine appreciation, tennis, walking, photography and of course travel. Our delightful, respectful and outgoing daughter is almost 6. We undertook some very successful exchanges in 2010.
We are a party of 3 but could expand to 5-8 if travelling with family or friends. We are a professional non-smoking couple, Brent & Leonie, with a young daughter, Hazel. We are both scientists in our 40s working in environmental areas we and have lived and worked overseas and travelled extensively. We enjoy gardening, cooking, wine appreciation, tennis, walking, photography and of course travel. Our delightful, respectful and outgoing daughter is almost 6. We undertook some very successful exchanges in 2010.
We are a party of 3 but could expand to 5-8 if travelling with family or friends.
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