'The Butcher's Block' - a home away from home

The Butcher's Block is back after an extended break, for short or longer stays.

*Stays longer than a month can have special offers applied. Weekly payments may be considered for longer stays.

We built this home in 2001 .
We offer a tidy home in a quiet location and are walking distance to the main street - Parker Street.

As my husband and I live next door to the property at number 14, we are able to quickly meet any requests or queries our guests have, whilst always respecting guest privacy.

We offer a fully equipped kitchen with large recycled timber breakfast bar adjoining relaxed family room, leading out to secure backyard. Separate formal dining and lounge area. Main bedroom has ensuite and the main bathroom is spacious and includes a deep vintage bath for relaxing. All bedrooms have built in robes , main bedroom has walk-in-robe. Back verandah has large gas BBQ. Large laundry will also be appreciated by those choosing longer stays and gas heating for our chilly Coota winter nights. Ducted air conditioning for the warmer months. Split system also recently installed.

(We have a 2 night minimum stay applied to the property)

Cootamundra is a picturesque rural town and home to the Wiradjuri people, the Traditional Custodians of this area.
A snap shot of what Cootamundra, surrounding villages and towns have to offer include:
* A visit to Sir Donald Bradman's Birthplace.
* View the iconic Captain's Walk at Jubilee Park.
* Experience nature - great bushwalking and birdwatching opportunities exist, in particular at Pioneer Park, which is on the southern limit of the town and the nearby Jindalee National Park, which, during late winter and early autumn, lights up with the magnificent blooms of the Cootamundra Wattle (made famous by John Williamson's song of the same name) Cootamundra is located within a Key Biodiversity Area (KBA) and as such has a great variety of native bird species as well as a good chance to spot a wallaby, an echidna or perhaps a goanna.
* Cycling - the local mountain bike park offers 8km of single track and Jindalee National park also has excellent mountain bike riding trails. Quiet local roads are perfect for those preferring the bitumen. My husband and I enjoy both road and mtb riding and can assist if you require any further information.
* An excellent 18 hole golf course.
* A 25m heated indoor pool.
* Wonderful coffee shops and cafes, and a good selection of restaurants and hotels for great meals.
*Antique and vintage stores to browse.
* Explore and discover our historic buildings , many which are Heritage listed.
* Take a short day trips to nearby towns and villages to enjoy-
The Temora Aviation Museum and Lake Centenary
The Junee Liquorice Factory and Train Museum
The quaint villages of Stockinbingal, Wombat,
Wallendbeen and Jugiong.
* For train spotting enthusiasts visit the Bethungra Rail
Spiral - the only 360 degree rail spiral in Australia.