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A modern structure with a covered outdoor area is set amidst tall gum trees. The gravel pathway leads to a spacious outdoor area, with green foliage forming a natural border. A small planter with flowers adds a touch of color to the scene.
Cabin in Clare
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 459 reviews

Yarrabee Retreat, close to Riesling trail.

Yarrabee Retreat is a cosy, modern, freshly renovated space (55m2) situated on our 2 and a half acres, framed by gum trees and with abundant wildlife. Yarrabee means "many gum trees", and is only five mins drive to Clare. An easy 5 mins walk to Clare Valley Cycle Hire and a leisurely stroll to local wineries. A bright open plan living area, with the kitchenette equipped with a single burner induction hob and microwave. The space is perfect for two, ok for three, but a little cosy for four😁

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An outdoor deck is featured along the front of the stylish bed and breakfast, with comfortable seating and a dining area. The well-kept lawn extends toward trees and open space in the background, providing a serene setting under a clear blue sky.
Home in Sevenhill
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 121 reviews

Luxury B&B located in the stunning Clare Valley

Enjoy the glamour of this stylish, upscale bed and breakfast. Featuring 2 bedrooms with adjoining ensuites, spacious open living plan and stunning views from the outdoor deck. Perfectly situated within close proximity to an array of local wineries and award-winning hotels. Enjoy the historic Riesling Trail at your doorstep, providing a fun and adventurous way to experience the Clare Valley. A luxurious getaway a short distance from the city. Don't miss this highly sought after opportunity!

Top Guest favourite
A light-filled lounge area is displayed, featuring a comfortable brown sofa and a wooden coffee table. A flat-screen TV is positioned on a low cabinet against the wall. Large windows reveal views of the garden, while a door opens to the outside.
Guesthouse in Burra
5 out of 5 average rating, 24 reviews

Burra Hills

Located in a beautiful and lush garden with stunning views over Burra's golden hills, this is where you relax in a calm and stylish atmosphere. Our one bedroom accommodation sleeps a maximum of two people, has a well equipped kitchenette, a lounge/dining area, TV, Wi-Fi and AC. On the verandah, you can enjoy a glas of wine. A five minutes stroll down treelined streets takes you to Burra's main street, with its country pubs, inviting cafes, historic buildings, shops and the vistor center.

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A sunlit rural landscape is framed by tall eucalyptus trees, with a view of a distant building nestled among the vegetation. A windmill can be seen nearby, and rows of grapevines stretch out across the property under a clear blue sky dotted with clouds.
Guesthouse in Sevenhill
4.82 out of 5 average rating, 119 reviews

Intimate Vinyard Setting

The Nest @ The Curly Goose offers intimate couples’ accommodation in the heart of Clare Valley. The cottage accommodates 2 adults in contemporary open plan style featuring queen size bed, kitchen & full sized bathroom including open shower & bath. Peaceful and centrally located. Immediate access to The Riesling Trail & Skilly Valley Conservation Park. Sevenhill Hotel, Skillogalee, Jeanerette, Clare Valley Brewing Co, Mitchell & Killikanoon are close by & Sawmill Gin at your doorstep.

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A charming stone cottage features a welcoming front porch with a small wooden table and chairs. Lush green plants and stone pathways frame the entrance, while rainwater tanks are visible on the side. The clear blue sky contrasts beautifully with the rustic structure.
Cottage in Clare
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 125 reviews

Stallion Box, Bungaree Station, Clare Valley

The Stallion Box is one of several converted accommodation buildings located on Bungaree Station. Once the stallion's stable, this self contained studio cottage is the perfect retreat for a couple with a queen bed, kitchenette and ensuite bathroom. Breakfast provisions (e.g. eggs, bacon, juice, cereal) are included. Guests can explore the historic station, visit local wineries and other attractions or simply relax in front of the fire. Multiple night stays are discounted by up to 20%.

Top Guest favourite
The private garden setting features lush greenery and flower beds, with a combination of manicured grass and diagonal paving paths. A covered porch extends from the cottage, offering a shaded seating area amidst the tranquil outdoor scenery.
Home in Burra
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 37 reviews

Copper Mine Cottage

Copper Mine Cottage will be featured on Inside Selling Houses Australia New Beginnings as a follow up to the make over of my Church property in Ellalong, NSW. (Selling Houses Australia Season 16 episode 1). Built between 1846 and 1847 by the SA Mining Association and designed by G.S Kingston. The ‘Thames Street Cottages’ are some of the first buildings to be built in Burra, and are a fine example of some of the earliest residential buildings that still remains in South Australia.

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A rustic stone cottage is surrounded by greenery, featuring a gravel courtyard with several potted plants. Black outdoor chairs are arranged around a central table, providing a welcoming space. Large windows and wooden doors adorn the front of the cottage, reflecting its charming character.
Barn in Mintaro
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 313 reviews

Stables by the Vines

In 1856, an English stonemason, Thompson Priest, began mining slate in Mintaro. At the same time, he built a home with stables at the rear of his property. Over the intervening years, the stables fell into a desperate state, however, recently, the Stable has returned to life through a sensitive restoration and refurbishment. Set on the edge of Reillys Winery, the Stable is a 100m walk through the vines to the cellar door and further 20 metres to the renowned Magpie Stump Hotel.

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A charming stone cottage is set amidst a well-maintained garden featuring a variety of flowers and greenery. The front porch is framed by climbing plants, and a pathway leads toward the entrance. A vehicle is visible parked to the right, hinting at accessible parking options.
Cottage in Clare
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 171 reviews

Delightful spacious cottage in the Heart of Clare

This cottage is a true gem with many "homely" comforts. It is set in a quiet street with everything you need for a relaxing getaway. Walking distance to Clare's town centre, the beautiful Riesling Trail & various restaurants including, Mr Mick's Cellar Door & Tapas Restaurant, Indii of Clare, Seed Restaurant & Rooftop Bar, Antidote Kitchen & Ragu & Co Italian. Local cafes include 1871, Daily Grind, Zest & Just Julie's. Relax in the reading nook, lounge or outside with a BBQ.

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Home in Burra
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 11 reviews

Dove Cottage 1850

Historic Settler's Cottage on Expansive Gardens Welcome to Dove Cottage where you’ll discover a special slice of Australian history! Our cosy 1850s stone cottage blends old-world charm and modern comfort, with slate and timber floors softened by warm rugs, a welcoming fireplace for cool evenings and plush beds for a restful night’s sleep. Beyond the walls nearly an acre of gardens and paddocks offers space to relax before discovering the heritage and beauty of this region.

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Home in Clare
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 195 reviews

O'Briens of Clare - pets | vineyard view | firepit

Stylish Vineyard Accommodation. Idyllic setting. Perfect entertainer for 8. Rates are for 8 guests / 4 bedrooms (1 king and 3 queen beds). Blend of character and modern. Wide decks for relaxing. Inground Pool. RC Ducted aircon. Firepit. 5 acres to meander. 2 mins drive to town, restaurants, RieslingTrail & world class wineries. Ample parking. Family friendly and ideal space for children. Pets on request. Amazing for star gazing on a clear night. The perfect place to relax!

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An outdoor dining area features a round wooden table surrounded by several wooden chairs. The stone exterior of the cottage is visible in the background, framed by trees and greenery that enhance the outdoor setting.
Villa in Mintaro
4.87 out of 5 average rating, 130 reviews

Mintaro Cottage: Cypress Studio - 1 Bedroom

Nestled in the stunning Clare Valley wine region is a cosy stone cottage. Graced with views of the natural surroundings and carefully planned to provide guests with a private experience, Mintaro Cottage's Cyprus villa is a fabulous setting for escape and relaxation. Crafted in 1856 from slate into a carpenter’s barn, with extensive restoration and contemporary open plan. The Villa boasts vaulted ceilings, hardwood floors and a charming wood fireplace.

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A spacious en suite bathroom features a large spa bath positioned beneath a window, allowing natural light to illuminate the area. A modern sink is equipped with gold fixtures, and neatly arranged towels are displayed on a rack nearby, enhancing the sense of comfort.
Guest suite in Spalding
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 222 reviews

Clare to Spalding character escape

A fully self-contained studio with kitchenette, en suite bathroom, walk-in shower, spa and shared laundry. This new-build facility is attached to the historic former Uniting Church in Spalding. Enjoy a relaxing overnight stay or respite for longer visits with the en suite spa bath, fully equipped kitchenette and shared laundry. Some food essentials: tea, coffee, sugar, olive oil, milk, butter and condiments are provided, however meals are not included.

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All about Burra

The mining town of Burra is around 130 kilometres from Adelaide, between the lush vineyards of Clare Valley and the red dirt of the South Australian Outback. Burra was once one of the largest inland towns in Australia due to its thriving copper mine, and is the best-preserved 19th-century mining town in the country.

Today, Burra draws on its rich heritage to attract visitors from near and far, with 43 sites of importance to explore. You can delve into the town’s mining history at the Monster Mine Site, the largest mine site in Burra. Marvel at the enormity of the open cut mine and explore the many underground dugouts and long abandoned mine sites, as well as visiting the Powder Magazine — the oldest surviving mining building in Australia. A visit to the Burra Regional Art Gallery will also provide a fascinating insight into the town’s past and present through art.

What are the top things to do in Burra?

The Monster Mine Site

The largest mine site in Burra is a huge open-air museum with ruins of old buildings and machinery from the mining period. Take in the spectacular views of the open cut mine and the glistening, blue lake below, as well as great views over the town. You can visit on foot for free, but with the Burra Heritage Passport, you can arrive by car for easier access, and the passport also lets you visit other historic sites in town.

Red Banks Conservation Park

Take the 15-minute drive out of Burra to the Red Banks Conservation Park to see the Red Cliffs of Baldina Creek. Arrive in the late afternoon and witness the amazing colours the sun creates on the striking red cliffs that give the park its name. There is also an abundance of wildlife to spot, and you can walk the five-kilometre Landscapes of Change Hike to learn about giant wombats that lived in South Australia 65,000 years ago.

Hampton Township

On the edge of Burra is Hampton Township, the original settlement for English people who came here during the mining boom. There are no complete buildings, and the township is in ruins, a stark glimpse into what the town once looked like. From here you will also gain sweeping views of Burra.

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