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Whoorel Station Olives, Birregurra

A rustic cabin nestled in an Olive Grove just 4km from the township of Birregurra, 3km to Brae Restaurant. Looks rustic on the outside but looks can be deceiving! Inside you'll find two queen size bedrooms made up with high quality linen. A spacious bathroom with fresh towels and toiletries provided. A kitchenette with all you'll need for a wholesome breakfast - local bread and homemade preserves among the supplies. Wander the Olive Grove or have a hit of tennis. Find us @whoorelstationolives

The Brewers Cottage

The Brewers Cottage is a 100 year old fully refurbished woodcutters cottage which has a comfortable contemporary interior with modern finishings. The Cottage has 2 bedrooms with good quality linen and everything you might need. There is a beautiful little, cool, shady green garden and verandah for relaxing. With a great location in the centre of town the accommodation is perfect for those who want access to the Forrest mountain bike trail heads, walking tracks and a cold beer at The Brewery.

Croft Birregurra -

Situated at the foothills of the stunning Otway Ranges, Croft House is a stylish three-bedroom property overlooking rolling farmland on the edge of Birregurra. Croft is a 5 minute drive to Brae restaurant and a 7 minute walk to the main street with boutiques, Warilda day spa, Yield Restaurant and the Royal Mail Hotel. The area is known for its award-winning food and wine as well as pristine rainforests and beaches just down the road. Croft house is within easy access to the Great Ocean Road.

Billies retreat - perfect City escape

Billie is a cute cottage in a great location to explore the stunning Otway’s. This 100-year-old home has been lovingly restored and beautifully furnished with modern touches like an indoor fireplace for the chilly winter nights and an outdoor fire pit for lively summer evenings. Follow us @billies_retreat The gateway for the Great Ocean Road, you'll reach Lorne in 30-minutes and Apollo Bay in one-hour. Also one of Australia's best restaurants, Brae, is less than 15-minutes away.

The Nook: Country Farm Cottage

The nook is a gorgeous self-contained cottage retreat ideal for couples, singles, or families. Two bedrooms with queen-sized beds, sumptuous linen and an open living plan around a wood fireplace. Set up on the sun porch with a book and a glass of wine, or cook a meal with local produce in the open kitchen. Enjoy the picturesque garden and continental breakfast, teas and coffees. The perfect retreat for Brae diners! NEW (Dec 2024) - Outdoor Firepit - Outdoor dining area

Beautiful one bedroom studio with fireplace .

Welcome to Forrest a beautiful part of the world. Our studio is a short stroll to the town centre and a 5 min walk to the bike tracks. The studio is a part of our house which has a separate entrance and is divided by a huge deck. The studio has an open plan living and dining space with a cosy wood heater split system and fans. A small kitchen with 4 gas hotplates,microwave and fridge. Barbeque facilities are on the deck for your use and a lovely garden for relaxing .

Accessible Country Cabin

Modern Fully accessible studio apartment situated in a garden overlooking a field of lavender (only flowers Oct, Nov, Dec) close to short and long walking tracks. Just 3 minute walk to the Barwon river, 10 minutes walk to the local shops - with two pubs, three coffee shops, small supermarket, butcher, baker, candlestick maker, and everything you need for short stay in a country town one hours drive from the centre of Melbourne.

The Old Bank

This special place is close to everything, making it easy to plan your visit. Located Behind Otway Artisian, the Accommodation Offers Lounge,Living,Self contained Kitchen and Bathroom with A tub to Soak in. It’s a 5 Minute Drive to Brae And a Quick stroll to the Royal Mail Hotel & Birregurra Grocer to name a few. It’s a lovely 30 Minute Drive to Lorne and the Coast. So many things to do in the Otways..

77 on Main - Old Shop Front

77 on Main started its life in 1918 selling toys, silverware and china. 100 years later it serves as a unique opportunity to stay in the sleepy town of Beeac. Situated in the main street you are a short stroll from the wonderful food and hospitality of the Farmers Arms Hotel and the Ice-cream and Lolly shop. Venture out or simply cosy up inside with a good book, local wine and enjoy the unique space.