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| From the jetty to the door, you couldn’t get any closer to the shore! This inviting family bach also offers immediate access to the Queen Charlotte Track, a pleasant walk to Furneaux Lodge and just across the bay - Punga Cove Resort |
| Location: House type: Access: Tariff: Sleeps: Availability: |
| Endeavour Inlet Queen Charlotte Sound Family house/bach Boat access only $160- 250/night 8 people All year round-through enquiry |
| Suitability: Family |
| 45 minutes water taxi ride from Picton Easy access with no hills to carry up luggage Own jetty Own mooring A dinghy available with 4 life jackets. (Can bring own outboard upto 9.9 horsepower max.) Nice grounds for the kids to play Immediate access to Queen Charlotte Track 20 minutes walk to Furneaux Lodge Large lawn in front with beach beyond Beach is stoney gravel Very sheltered waterfront bach |
| Large deck Fabulous views to the beach at the bottom of the property, and across the bay to Punga Cove Open plan kitchen/lounge Toilet is separate from bathroom Fully furnished Duvets and pillows provided. Linen can be hired. Has a landline with tollbar Limited cellphone coverage External access to downstairs rumpus room |
| BBQ, fireplace, DVD player, TV (free2view), stereo, microwave, fridge/freezer, shower/bath, washing machine, outdoor furniture, selection of books, |
| No pets allowed Smoking outside only please |
| Master Bedroom: Upstairs, a king size bed Bedroom 2: Upstairs, 2 sets of of bunks, to sleep a total of 4 Additional: Downstairs rumpus room with a queen size bed, a double and a single |
| Email me now to make a booking aldridge_kulak@xtra.co.nz |
| -Booked |
| -Enquiry pending |
| Availability Calendar |
| A relaxing setting with great views and plenty of all day sun. |
| Kulak Rent 'A' House, a home grown business since 1991 All rights are reserved This web site design is owned by the author Joleen Bridgen All rights in the logo are maintained |
| Rental Properties - Kowhai Cottage |
| Available through the year through enquiry. Available for summer 2011/12 |
