Tarowood Cottage in Tarome/Boonah Scenic Rim QLD

Tarowood cottage is 10 minutes from Aratula, at the base of Mt Castle. It has a relaxed, modern country feel, with 360 degree views of the mountains, Moogerah Peaks National Parks and the Scenic Rim. Ideally situated for those looking for peace and tranquility, nature lovers will be pleased with the native wildlife that calls our backyard home. Hikers have a choice of many beautiful walks in the area. From easy rainforest strolls to challenging mountain scrambles, there's something for everyone! The cottage is on 100 acres with 360 views, offering peace and quiet to our guests. The kitchen is fully equipped with induction plates, oven, microwave, dishwasher and all the crockery and utensils needed. Pod coffee machine with 6 pods provided complimentary and basic staples in the pantry. There is a barbecue. Pot belly stove with wood provided for those cold nights, air con and fans in all the rooms. Fire pit outside (weather permitted) and being in a rural area, fire restrictions are sometimes in place. 2 bedrooms; the first bedroom has a queen size bed and an ensuite, the second bedroom has 2 extra long single beds and a separate bathroom. In the lounge room you will find books, games and dvd's for both young and old. We are on a rain water tank however the water to the kitchen sink is filtered and safe to drink. We provide firewood free of charge for the potbelly and the fire pit. Smoking is not allowed inside the house or on the verandas. We do not provide WiFi. Reception is fine at the cottage with your own plan. You can check our FB page at Tarowoodcottage Only the guests booked to stay are permitted on the property. As we have wedding guests from time to time an exemption is made for service industries such as hairdressers, professional photographers, make up artists with prior approval. You are welcome to explore the property (no 4WD or motorbikes), with the exception of our own house and the sheds housing the equipment. Private property signs mark areas that are not accessible to guests. We have created a path/walk which will take you on a circuit down to the seasonal creek. We ask our guests no to cross into the closed paddocks as we have cattle. Also be aware that you are in a bushland setting and it is advisable to wear closed in shoes when walking around. We ask you to use caution and always act in a safe manner. By making a booking at Tarowood cottage you accept all risks for yourself and your guests and agree not to hold us liable for any injuries, damages or claims associated with staying on our property. Contact with guests is via email or phone and we will give you details on how to access the keys for the property. Instructions for the property will be in the cottage as well as maps and tourist information. NOTE Names of all guests must be disclosed when booking. As per QLD state regulations all guests must use the QR code on check in. A booking request without a clear profile picture of the guest making the booking will be declined We are 75 minutes from Brisbane, 10 minutes from Aratula where you will find a bakery, fruit shop with a few staples, coffee shop and petrol Boonah is 30 minutes from the cottage and has all of the above as well as IGA, pubs, health food shop, library, Art gallery and more We are 20 minutes from Kalbar. There is no public transport so your own transport is needed. We are on septic system, so please only use the cleaning products provided as they will not harm our system. Only bodily waste and toilet paper are to be flushed down the toilet. No hygiene products etc. As we have no rubbish collection please recycle as much as possible. You will find a recycle bin as well as a rubbish bin outside the cottage. Please put your rubbish in the bins provided when you leave the cottage. Dogs may be allowed on request, must be well trained and on a leash whilst exploring the property as we have chickens and wallabies visiting regularly. Dogs can not be left on their own inside the cottage or on the decks. Our property is in natural bushland along with the kangaroos and birds, comes the not so loved insects. Insects, spiders, and bugs can be expected in a bush setting. Mice are also part of the landscape and on very rare occasion have made their way indoors. Please let me know if you see a visitor so I can remedy the problem. You can help keep them at bay by keeping food in containers or the fridge, washing dirty dishes, and wiping up spills from benches and the floor. Keeping all fly screens close will stop the insects from flying in and keep all other indesirables out.