Located in Blackheath, this cabin is in the mountains. The area's natural beauty can be seen at Blue Mountains National Park and Katoomba Scenic World. Mount Victoria Railway Museum and Blue Mountains Cultural Centre are also worth visiting. Make sure you don't miss outdoor adventures like hiking, rock climbing and mountain biking.
Campbell Rhododendron Gardens - 16 min walk - 1.4 km
Blackheath Golf Course - 2 min drive - 1.6 km
Katoomba Scenic World - 14 min drive - 14.6 km
Getting around
Blackheath Station - 6 min walk
Western Sydney Intl. Airport (WSI) - 77 min drive
Restaurants
New Ivanhoe Hotel - 4 min walk
Victory Theatre Cafe - 4 min walk
The Carrington - 11 min drive
Mountain Culture Beer Co. - 11 min drive
Old City Bank Bar and Brasserie - 11 min drive
Frequently asked questions
Is Original 1895 cottage, magnificent uninterrupted views of valley. pet-friendly?
Yes, this property allows dogs (limit 2 total) with a maximum weight of up to 25 kg per pet.
How much does it cost to stay at Original 1895 cottage, magnificent uninterrupted views of valley.?
As of 24 Oct 2026, prices found for a 1-night stay for 2 adults at Original 1895 cottage, magnificent uninterrupted views of valley. on 3 Mar 2027 start from £453, including taxes and fees. This price is based on the lowest nightly price found in the last 24 hours for stays in the next 30 days. Prices are subject to change. Choose your dates for more accurate prices.
How much is parking at Original 1895 cottage, magnificent uninterrupted views of valley.?
On-site parking is available at the property.
What time is check-in at Original 1895 cottage, magnificent uninterrupted views of valley.?
Check-in begins at 3:00 PM.
What time is check-out at Original 1895 cottage, magnificent uninterrupted views of valley.?
Checkout is at 11:00 AM.
Where is Original 1895 cottage, magnificent uninterrupted views of valley. located?
Situated in the mountains, this cabin is within a 15-minute walk of Keith Rowe Gallery and Popes Glen Reserve. Campbell Rhododendron Gardens and Blackheath Golf Course are also within 1 mile (2 km). Blackheath Station is 6 minutes by foot.
Reviews
9.2
Wonderful
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This is quite a quirky property, we loved it. Four bedrooms and a well equipped kitchen, (note, only one bathroom, which was fine for us but might inconvenience a larger group) a wood fireplace and a stunning view over the Megalomg Valley. Georgina was a great host, easy to get in touch with and quick to respond. We’d love to go back in the warmer months to enjoy the garden and the view.
Our stay was pleasant; the house was clean and orderly and had a nice old-style vibe with the furniture and decorations. The only thing that marred the experience was a faulty fridge that the property owner was very responsive about and they organised for a replacement fridge while we were still there. There was a second smaller fridge available as well, so we were able to keep some of the more sensitive foodstuffs in that while the new fridge was being organised.
The cottage is quaint and original with plenty of space and suitable for 3 couples . It's probably best described as "shabby chic" as the decor and furnishings are interesting but the cottage is not renovated completely which is part of its charm and makes it good value. It has a lovely view from the back deck and is a five minute walk from all the shops and cafes in Blackheath. .
Yes, it is basic… rustic. But this house is in the most beautiful position, and charming. The sunsets are beyond description. The view is “uninterrupted”. Of the Kanimbla Valley. A place for reflection and contemplation.
Our group - including extended family from 11 to 82, including some visiting from Spain and France - loved our stay at this property. The cottage, really quite a large house, is full of authentic charm, as well as tasteful, cozy decorations and furnishings. I felt completely relaxed and at home and my kids loved the small room with a view over the valley. That vista from the back porch is quite spectacular and we enjoyed cocktail hours on the back deck with the sunsets. The projection video was great for the kids and the kitchen is also very well equipped. We also explored some of the nearby walks, and were very glad to be walking distance from Blackheath town centre. I would 100% recommend as a wonderful, comfortable base for a stay in the mountains
Amazing cosy cottage, I could have stayed forever!
We had a wonderful stay at this charming 1890s cottage in Blackheath. The house is spacious and filled with quirky antique touches that give it a lovely old-world charm. Everything was immaculately clean, with fresh, crisp bedding that made us feel right at home.The house had everything we needed.The view over the mountains was absolutely stunning—especially in the mornings when the fog rolled in, creating a magical atmosphere. We loved cozying up by the fire in the kitchen and enjoyed watching the projector and the movies in the lounge room by the fire, it made the chilly weather so enjoyable.The location is perfect—just a short drive to local shops, cafes, and scenic lookouts, including the Megalong Valley Tea Rooms. The kids were delighted with the birdlife right outside and had a blast playing with the toys and games provided. Wifi was provided in our stay, and Georgina our house was amazing and very responsive and kind. All in all, a unique and memorable stay. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a peaceful getaway with character and comfort.
The house is brilliant, curated shabby chic with good facilities. A short walk into town and gas a great view. The beds are average however and the train line a bit noisy so bring your ear plugs! We loved it despite alll.
We really enjoyed our stay and may return again later this year particularly because of the view and location. The kerb appeal is pretty ordinary as the house looked its age and was not inviting or attractive. However the inside was very close to what was pictured in the listing and was definitely interesting and quirky. The house is very roomy but we were disappointed there wasn't enough comfortable lounge room seating in for our 6 person group. We got some great fires going in the kitchen and lounge room fireplaces (you will need your own wood ). The two gas heaters were really effective. The dining table seated us all comfortably and the bluetooth sound system was great. Only one bathroom/toilet but with very hot water that didn't run out.The laundry wasn't functional or accessible (fridge blocked the doorway). While the house itself was clean, there is no dishwasher and the cleanliness of the crockery will depend on the diligence of those before you.... we had to clean what we used again ourselves. Also, at the time, the main oven door wouldn't close properly so we didn't use it.The views were spectacular and within easy walking distance to the Blackheath town centre. Warning, you need to get used to the noise/tooting of trains running throughout the night.There is a projector instead of a modern TV. The resulting picture was dull, maybe due to the old lamp which blew. Recommend you bring your own streaming technology and connect it via HDMI. Internet was 24/12