Tree Tops @ Smiths Lake

The holiday home sits on a large bush block located within walking distance of Frothy Coffee and the local playground. A large deck wraps across the front allowing an excellent outside living environment for all guests. A gas BBQ is provided for your enjoyment and an outside shower for when you return from the lake and beach.

The home boasts modern, light and bright open plan living areas with plenty of ceiling to floor glass windows allowing the sun light to shine through and provide guests with views across the Tree Tops of Smiths Lake. The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you could require to cook up a storm. There is air conditioning and also a wood fireplace for those cooler nights (initial bag of wood supplied during Winter).

This is a request to book property.

T H I N G S . W E . L O V E
- Family friendly
- Filtered lake views
- Bushland views
- Air conditioning
- Bath tub
- Fireplace (initial bag of wood supplied during Winter months)
- Wi-Fi

H O M E . T R U T H S
- A pre-authorised bond is charged prior to arrival
- Strict no party or function policy
- Strictly no pets
- No smoking inside
- The bathtub is a bathtub only (not a spa tub)
- Off street parking
- External security cameras front and rear of house
- Stairs leading up to house
- Bring your own linen for beds and bathrooms - Pillows, blankets & doonas are provided

Smiths Lake
For those wanting to enjoy still waters instead of the open ocean, Smiths Lake is the number one choice in the Pacific Palms area. Shrouded by a lush littoral forest and neatly separated from the sea by Sandbar Beach, this is a family favourite for those eager to enjoy a spot of water-skiing, boating, paddling or windsurfing (the open lake waters making for a windsurfer’s dream!). With an impressive catchment area spanning 32 square kilometres and waterways of 11 square kilometres you can enjoy all the benefits of this unique, tucked-away calm waterway. However, should you feel a pull for the waves, the picturesque Cellito Beach can be accessed via a boardwalk at the northern end of Sandbar Beach.