Yarraangunthi | House in Smiths Lake, Australia

5.5 (18 Reviews) Smiths Lake, New South Wales, Australia

Avg. Price US $258 Night

US $168 Night

US $388 Night

There is simply no better place to watch the sun set on a perfect day away, than be curled up on one of the daybeds on the expansive entertaining decks of A Yarraangunthi. Surrounded by nature and soothing lake views, you'll feel instantly at ease from the moment you arrive.

With ample space for a large family or groups to spread out, both indoors and out, you'll be spoilt for choice whether you want to enjoy the well-appointed indoors, including gourmet kitchen and stylish living areas, or be lured lakeside to indulge in paddle-boarding, kayaking or a spot of fishing. Whatever your choice, you'll feel a million miles away from reality and bathed in tranquility in this modern, 2 storey holiday home.

T H I N G S. W E. L O V E
- Family friendly
- Pets welcome
- Lake Views
- Family friendly
- Stunning sunsets
- Full Linen Provided - just bring your own beach towels

H O M E. T R U T H S
- A pre-authorised bond is charged prior to arrival
- Strict no party or function policy
- No smoking inside
- Off street parking
- Landscaped stairs leading from the carport down to the front of the house and there is a handrail and non-slip tread on the stairs
- Air Conditioning in Lounge area only

Smith's Lake
For those wanting to enjoy still waters instead of the open ocean, Smiths Lake is the number one choice in the Pacific Palms area. Shrouded by a lush littoral forest and neatly separated from the sea by Sandbar Beach, this is a family favourite for those eager to enjoy a spot of water-skiing, boating, paddling or windsurfing (the open lake waters making for windsurfers dream!). With an impressive catchment area spanning 32 square kilometres and waterways of 11 square kilometres you can enjoy all the benefits of this unique, tucked-away calm waterway. However, should you feel a pull for the waves, the picturesque Cellito Beach can be accessed via a boardwalk at the northern end of Sandbar Beach.