Vacation rentals in Stanthorpe

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Cottage in Stanthorpe
Bridge Street Cottage, Stanthorpe
Bridge Street Cottage is located in the heart of Stanthorpe. This gorgeous cottage has recently been fully renovated to the highest standard and is beautifully appointed. It comfortably accommodates 4 guests. It has a modern country style kitchen and a huge bathroom with claw foot bath and rain head shower. The comfortable lounge boasts a fireplace. The front veranda looks across Quart Pot Creek and into the township. The cottage is a short stroll to the main street, restaurants and cafes.
28 Sept – 5 Oct
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 174 reviews
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The Hideaway- Fully self contained house
The Hideaway is a newly renovated three-bedroom home with the master bedroom on a mezzanine with spiral staircase access, two bathrooms and modern facilities. The front veranda and back deck will have you wanting to spend plenty of time outside enjoying the crisp air and starry skies. The cosy wood fire and outdoor fire pit area will keep you warm on the cooler nights. Located in a quiet part of town, you will get the country feel without the seclusion and are just a short walk from town.
9 – 16 Feb
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 156 reviews
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Casa Blanca Cottage
A peaceful , romantic and stylish cottage with a great view of the valley . Our third cottage " Casita Blanca " spanish for little white house, was built in 2019 but it has the timeless charm of french antiques and quality furnishings. It's character and location makes the perfect getaway for a couple who appreciate some luxury touches like authentic french antiques and crystal chandeliers . We had a few good rainy years but 2023 is getting drier. Please be conscious of water usage.
20 – 27 Aug
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 151 reviews

Popular amenities for Stanthorpe holiday rentals

Stay near Stanthorpe's top sights

Granite Belt Brewery20 locals recommend
O’Mara’s Hotel8 locals recommend
Stanthorpe Visitor Information Centre3 locals recommend
Woolworths Stanthorpe5 locals recommend
Spano's SUPA IGA Stanthorpe9 locals recommend
Zest Pastries19 locals recommend

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4.97 out of 5 average rating, 199 reviews
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27 May – 3 June
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18 – 25 June
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 144 reviews
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31 July – 7 Aug
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 99 reviews
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4.91 out of 5 average rating, 34 reviews
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Quick stats about holiday rentals in Stanthorpe

Total rentals

70 properties

Wi-Fi availability

50 properties include access to Wi-Fi

Rentals with dedicated workspaces

30 properties have a dedicated workspace

Pet-friendly rentals

10 properties allow pets

Family-friendly rentals

60 properties are a good fit for families

Total number of reviews

3.9K reviews

Your guide to Stanthorpe

All About Stanthorpe

While Australia’s southern regions often steal the spotlight for fine wines, it seems outstanding grapes can grow in Queensland just as well. In fact, the vineyards around Stanthorpe set Australian records for being among the highest of their kind in the country, set in the mountainous Great Dividing Range, shrouded in native bushland. Part of Queensland’s Granite Belt near the border with New South Wales, this southern pocket of the state enjoys a climate ideal not only for nurturing grapes, but also for tropical rainforest and the national parks that contain it. Welcome to a getaway where you begin your day walking, and end it with wine.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Stanthorpe

Due to its elevation, Stanthorpe is one of the few places in Queensland that experiences four seasons. During the summer months (December through February), when the vines are plump with grapes, you can enjoy balmy daytime temperatures of around 85 degrees Fahrenheit. Then in winter (June through August), you can cozy up around a fire thanks to daytime temperatures near 62 degrees. Chilly winter nights can see snow dusting the fields, earning Stanthorpe the reputation as the coldest town in Queensland.


Top things to do in Stanthorpe

The Big Apple

Aside from grapes, apple orchards dominate the Granite Belt countryside around Stanthorpe. To pay homage, locals have erected a Big Apple, one of many oversized fruit structures around the continent. Visit during harvest (February to May) to pick apples straight from the surrounding trees, and then take a photo in front of this larger-than-life Queensland icon.

Truffle Discovery Centre

The rolling hills of Stanthorpe are home to stellar vineyards with cellar doors and cafes where you can sample their specialty Shiraz and Chardonnay. In this part of Queensland you’ll also discover standout dairy farms and estates growing rare French black Périgord truffles, fungi so precious that some joke they need their own bodyguards to protect them. At the Truffle Discovery Centre, you can take a guided tour of the truffière and enjoy tastings of this coveted delicacy, whether infused in brie, oil, or honey.

Girraween National Park

Covering 29,000 acres, this national park is less about bushland and more about surreal natural rock formations. Wind, water, and ice have carved the granite boulders here, which today balance in gravity-defying positions, often resembling oversized cartoon characters. Most walks begin at the Bald Rock Creek Camping Area, and range from an easy stroll to a daylong, mountainous adventure.

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