12 Milson's Passage Cottage, Boat access only

Nestled between the trees and the beach you will find our original 2 bedroom cottage. The open plan lounge dining and sun room with fireplace has stunning views of the river with the front veranda sitting right on beach. Fully air conditioned with a large kitchen with coffee machine, foxtel, in ground swimming pool and bush walking tracks and kayaks for an adventure, you can be busy doing everything or nothing! Ideal for 4 adults or a small family. The house has a front bedroom with a double bed and a bathroom. It also has a double bedroom with a bathroom in the back. Infant portable cots are available if pre-ordered, customers should bring their own cot linen and linen/blow up mattress for young children if the two double adult beds are taken. Maximum adult guests: 4 (Infants can be accommodated. However, linen is only included for 4. Portable cots/high chairs are available if pre-ordered. Customers should bring their own cot linen and linen/blow up mattress for young children if the six adult beds are taken.) Full access to the whole house, private tidal sandy beach and wharf/pontoon. Front access parking on wharf. Fenced pool area and front veranda. Unfenced backyard and easy access to the bushwalk tracks behind the house. The public wharf is just a few houses down. If you have your own boat, you can berth it on your own private jetty at the house. Otherwise, there are a number of options for your boat access including a water taxi from Hawkesbury River Water Taxis (they include a package rate with a tinny tied up to your wharf for your entire stay) , or hiring an eco day boat from us at Luxury Afloat for $300 for the weekend (in that case there is plenty of parking in our Street outside our office at Kangaroo Point (1420 Pacific Highway Brooklyn) or various other places to hire a boat such as Brooklyn Central or Hawkesbury River Marina who would give you parking. Unfortunately pets are not allowed. We are not fenced and with the national park adjoining our backyards we have had to make this decision in the best interests of the local community and that national parks.