Welcome to this beautifully styled California bungalow, located in the heart of Ballarat’s historic district. Within walking distance to the CBD and local attractions, this home is the perfect base for your stay, offering a blend of modern comfort and classic charm. The cottage sleeps up to 7 guests, featuring a spacious master bedroom with a walk-in robe, ensuite, desk, and sofa, along with a large, secure backyard—ideal for guests traveling with pets. In the backyard, unwind by the outdoor firepit / chiminea, perfect for relaxing evenings, entertaining friends, or even making the perfect pizza under the stars. Every corner of the home is thoughtfully appointed with creature comforts, including 2 gas log fireplaces, split-system air-conditioning, a Breville coffee machine with complimentary beans, and a hairdryer. Styled to reflect Ballarat’s unique charm, this home feels like a cozy retreat in the heart of town. The stunning central bathroom offers a large standalone bath, shower, and sensor lighting. Two large desks with monitors provide a convenient workspace for those working remotely, while the fully equipped kitchen has everything you need to prepare meals, stocked with all the essentials. For added convenience, a fully functional laundry with a washer and dryer is available for guest use. Enjoy a complimentary selection of teas and coffee during your stay. Essentials such as shampoo, conditioner, fresh towels, and cleaning supplies are provided for your comfort. Whether you're here for a weekend getaway or an extended stay, this charming bungalow offers everything you need for a relaxing and memorable experience.

Ballarat, a historic city, is a popular destination known for its rich gold rush history and vibrant arts scene. Key attractions for tourists within walking distance from the property include: Sovereign Hill (900m): A living museum that recreates the 1850s gold rush era with costumed actors, gold panning, underground mine tours, and a spectacular sound-and-light show called "AURA." Lydiard Street (1km): Known for its well-preserved Victorian architecture, Lydiard Street boasts historical buildings, galleries, cafes, and theaters, giving visitors a glimpse of Ballarat's 19th-century charm. Art Gallery of Ballarat (1.5km): Australia’s oldest regional gallery, featuring a vast collection of Australian art, including contemporary works and pieces from the colonial era. Eureka Centre (3km): A museum that commemorates the Eureka Rebellion, a significant event in Australia's history, with interactive exhibits that tell the story of the fight for miners' rights during the gold rush. Ballarat Wildlife Park (3km): A family-friendly park where visitors can get up close to native Australian animals like kangaroos, koalas, wombats, and crocodiles. Ballarat Botanical Gardens: Located along Lake Wendouree, these gardens are a peaceful retreat with exquisite landscapes, greenhouses, and the famous Prime Ministers Avenue, featuring bronze busts of Australian prime ministers. Lake Wendouree (3.2km): A picturesque lake with beautiful walking tracks, picnic areas, and boat activities. The area is also home to the Ballarat Botanical Gardens, known for its seasonal flower displays and marble statues. Ballarat Botanical Gardens: Located along Lake Wendouree, these gardens are a peaceful retreat with exquisite landscapes, greenhouses, and the famous Prime Ministers Avenue, featuring bronze busts of Australian prime ministers. Mount Buninyong (15km): Just outside of Ballarat, this extinct volcano offers stunning views and is a great spot for hiking and nature walks.