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North Bundaleer |
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Federation Homestead, Jamestown, South Australia |
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One
of the finest in the north was how North Bundaleer
was described when the house was completed in 1901,
reflecting the wealth and optimism in the pastoral
industry at the time.
Situated just north of the Clare valley, the country around
Bundaleer has been farmed since 1841. As guests of Malcolm and
Marianne Booth, your stay at North Bundaleer takes you back to
an era of wealth and luxury. They have restored the house to
its former glory and with an attention to detail and history
that has earned them widespread recognition. From the ballroom
(no longer in regular use!) to the library and the original
William Morris décor in one of the four guest bedrooms, North
Bundaleer is one of the very few federation homesteads in
Australia to survive in its original style.
The
African Room, The William Morris Room, The Blue Room
and The Red Room have been individually restored
to their former and traditional glory, with original
and antique furnishings. The Red Room has its own
sitting room en suite where guests can be served dinner
in the privacy of their own room, and the bathroom
housed in the adjoining conservatory.
Guests can chose to relax in a variety of areas from the more
formal and ornately decorated drawing room to the smaller more
private library with log fire or the verandah in front of the
house. Breakfast is served either on the verandah or next to
the kitchen. Dinner is hosted by Malcolm and Marianne in the
formal dining room or can be taken privately by guests in the
Red Room.
Take a stroll around the property and see kangaroos and bird
life in the Blue Gum habitat. Nearby Seven hill boasts the
magnificent St. Aloysius church, as well as an excellent
vineyard run by the monks. The old mining town of Burra is
also close by and provides an insight to the history of
settlement and the successes of what remains a beautiful and
unspoilt part of the country.
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Why North Bundaleer?
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North Bundaleer
is one of the very few federation homesteads in Australia to
survive in its original style and it exudes the grace,
charm, wealth and luxury of a by-gone era.
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North Bundaleer offers a secluded
and indulgent hosted accomodation experience in a
gracious homestead and is limited to four couples.
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In the
springtime months of August and September, wildflowers
carpet the desert
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Located 40
minutes drive from the Clare Valley Wine Country it makes
the perfect stop on the way north to the Southern Outback.
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North Bundaleer Facts |
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Located near Jamestown, North
Bundaleer is 210kms from Adelaide or 10 minutes
drive from Jamestowns Airport.
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Open all year round. |
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Four rooms each with en suite
bathroom. |
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Your hosts are Malcolm and Marianne Booth. |
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