Discover the enchantment of Tricklebeck Cottage, a romantic 'tiny house' escape in the stunning Blue Mountains, just 2 hours from Sydney. Nestled in peaceful Australian bushland, this private retreat features a cozy wood fire, a luxurious double spa bath, and even the delightful company of neighbouring alpacas. Unwind in serenity near Blackheath Village and kindle the spirit of romance on your secluded mountain hideaway.

Space

Tricklebeck cottage is the perfect place for an indulgent romantic mountain hideaway or a peaceful country retreat. The cottage is set on a 6 acres property of glorious gardens and bushland and tucked well away from the main house.

Space
Bedroom: 1 x Queen
Sofa, coffee table
Cable TV and DVD player, CD/iPod player
Reverse Cycle Aircon
Slow combustion wood fireplace
Dining table for 2

Kitchenette
Utensils and cutlery
Toaster, kettle, and microwave
Nespresso Coffee Machine
Electric hotplates and electric fry pan
Bar fridge

Bathrooms & Laundry
1 Bathroom
Double Spa Bath
Travel essentials, towels and hairdryer

Outdoors
BBQ
Wildlife abounds including wild birds (birdseed provided) at your door. The property is also home to four alpacas and is often frequented by wombats, wallabies, lyre birds and kangaroos.

Points of Interest:
Blackheath - 4.6km
Govetts Leap lookout - 7.4km
Katoomba - 15km

Transit

Tricklebeck is less than a 2 hour drive from Sydney, a five minutes drive from Blackheath and a 15 minute drive from Katoomba and the Three Sisters.
There is no public transport to the cottage so a car will be essential.

Neighborhood

Blue Mountains and beyond

Tricklebeck is only minutes drive from some of the areas best bushwalks and lookouts. Visit Hargraves Lookout for amazing views over Megalong and Kanimbla Valleys. Or drive down to Megalong Valley, through the rainforest and go horseriding. Shipley is also famous for its apple orchards.
Tricklebeck is less than 5 minutes drive from the village of Blackheath, with its world class restaurants, antique shops and lovely cafes and specialty shops. You must try the sourdough from one of the two local bakeries or visit the New Ivanhoe for good old fashioned pub style meals.
There are many local walking tracks at Govetts Leap and Evans Lookout or you could take a short drive to one of the various attractions such as the Megalong Valley, Jenolan Caves, the Three Sisters at Echo Point, Leura Mall and Wentworth Falls, all with their own galleries, antique and craft shops, restaurants, cafes and walks.