The self contained 2 bedroom Guest House has stunning panoramic views of the Border Ranges National Park in the beautiful Northern Rivers region of NSW. The property lies on the edge of the World Heritage-listed rainforests of the ‘Scenic Rim’ which was named as one of Lonely Planet's Top 10 regions in the world to visit in 2022. Sitting in your garden, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery in comfort, listen to the birds and be entertained by the local wallabies and other wildlife that comes to feed on the lawns. This is a great place to take it easy and enjoy the restorative calm and beauty of nature. We are now welcoming dogs (max 2) to the Guest House! Please get in touch if you’re bringing your dogs to discuss details and the arrangement of the small pet cleaning fee. Dogs must stay within the Guest House fenced garden (height 60-100cm) at all times. The two bedrooms have very comfortable Queen sized beds with luxury quality linen and electric blankets. The light and spacious living spaces have reverse cycle AC and a well equipped kitchen with dishwasher. There’s also an outdoor kitchen and BBQ with a large dining area to enjoy a relaxing evening meal as the sun sets over the hills. The night sky, free from light pollution, is breathtaking in its clarity and beauty. The property is surrounded by lush pastures and dairy farms. It’s accessible by 2WD and there is 2kms of untarred road before the gate. The driveway is steep in parts but safe and easy to access. This is an ideal location to reconnect with nature and explore the natural wonders of the region. The property has a hybrid power system of solar panels and mains power. An electric car charger is available for use by prior arrangement. The Guest House has a Nespresso coffee machine and milk frother with complimentary pods along with complimentary tea, coffee, sugar, milk, olive oil, balsamic and salt and pepper. Dogs are welcome by prior arrangement.

We love our 9 acre patch of paradise and we’re excited to share this stunning location with our guests. We moved to this beautiful valley a couple of years ago after leaving various careers in Sydney. There are thriving local communities in Collins Creek and Kyogle and we’ve enjoyed getting involved with various community groups like WIRES, the local choir, and local food producers. Our homes are separate from the self-contained Guest House so that you can enjoy complete privacy in your own house and outdoor areas. You may occasionally see one of us working in the vegetable garden, feeding the chickens, or playing with the dog, Honey. We particularly enjoy the bush walks to The Pinnacle, Brindle Creek and the ancient Antarctic Beech Trees. The Hanging Rock waterfall and swimming hole is a popular local place to take a dip. Maps of scenic places, walking tracks, mountain bike trails and dog friendly areas are provided in the Guest House. We’re happy to share our local knowledge and recommendations with you during your stay.

The Border Ranges Getaway is ideally placed for exploring the Border Ranges National Park. The rainforest walks are outstanding and range from an easy 20 mins to more demanding 6 hour hikes. It's a 15 minute drive to the friendly country town of Kyogle, Lismore 45 mins, the Ballina Byron Gateway airport 90 mins and Gold Coast airport at Coolangatta is 1 hr 30 mins away. The popular coastal regions of Byron Bay are 1hr 30mins. Kyogle has a selection of cafes, two pubs, a supermarket & bottleshop, and unique individual shops for local food, clothes, hardware and arts and crafts. There are many sports and recreation facilities such as Kyogle Golf Club, Kyogle Bowling Club, skate park, mountain bike trails and cycle routes. The Border Ranges National Park is easily accessible by car and offers exceptional scenic lookouts, picnic spots and walking tracks. For example, the spectacular view from The Pinnacle stretches across the ancient volcanic crater to Mount Wollumbin (Mount Warning) and all the way to the surf at Byron Bay! The rainforests are always beautifully cool and you can enjoy the pristine creeks in the parks or have a swim in the waterfall and pool at Hanging Rock or Lynches Creek. The Tweed Valley is an easy trip to enjoy a variety of excellent local eateries. Visit the Tweed Regional Gallery and Margaret Olley Art Centre and the Indigenous Art Galleries in Murwillumbah. The Northern Rivers region has an extensive range of local markets and galleries exhibiting the works of local creatives. Plus there's all the unspoilt beauty of the Northern Rivers hinterland to enjoy. The World Heritage listed rainforests and the six national parks that make up the Scenic Rim are on our doorstep. We acknowledge the Banjalang, Githabul, Gullibul and Wahlubal people who are the traditional custodians of the land and waters of this region, and we pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.