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Daisy Randall is your own bit of real Barossa heritage with a very modern twist. One of the oldest dwellings in the Barossa has been lovingly restored and furnished with selected antiques to compliment twenty first century living.

Enjoy classic comfort right in the heart of Tanunda in one of these 150-year-old cottages. With thick walls, low ceilings, intimate surroundings, quality furnishings and extensive cottage gardens, they are a significant part of the Barossa

Come, relax and indulge at Gracemar, a lovely 1920's cottage located at Lyndoch. Gracemar is ideally located, only a short stroll to the bakery, wineries and hotel.

Greenock's Old Telegraph Station, built in 1860, was one of the original telegraph stations in South Australia.

Hall Manor is located in Tanunda, central to the beautiful Barossa Valley region. The property sits in a quiet leafy street and is walking distance to the town's shops, cafes and dining options. The Barossa abounds with beautiful cellar doors and a few of them are within a 20-minute walk from the property, although it is recommended to have a car to visit the cellar doors. This property comprises three independent self-contained suites of accommodation. The Crystal, the Diamond and the Ruby. Each suite is private and independent, all with private entrances and facilities.

Sorby Adams - Jellicoe House, Barossa Vineyard Retreat, your Epicurean getaway. Taste the Barossa good life as you immerse yourself in vineyard living at Jellicoe House. Acclaimed Sorby Adams winemaker, Simon Adams and his wife Helen have created a contemporary bed and breakfast accommodation experience that showcases the best of Barossa wine and food. Nestled amongst the vines of Sorby Adams Jellicoe Vineyard, the fully renovated historic bluestone homestead provides a secluded haven to take in Barossa seasons. You are invited to taste the wines from the vineyard through the fully stocked cellar. Together with a larder loaded with staple ingredients and Helens gourmet meals, seasonally laden fruit trees and a full cooks kitchen, you have everything you need for your epicurean getaway.

Jewel Of The Valley is a self contained cottage with three bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, two bathrooms, family room, laundry and carport. Private courtyard with outdoor furniture and barbecue. The building is a California bungalow with sandstone front. The main bedroom has an antique four poster bed. Other antique furniture throughout the house with a lounge with leather chesterfield. Decor is luxurious. Fully equipped kitchen. Situated right in the heart of Tanunda, with wood-fired bakery next door and within close proximity to shops and restaurants. There is a second lounge with a wood fire heater.

Lindsay House is located on the hillside at the old Angaston sale yards where sheep, cattle and pigs were once auctioned monthly by Elders Mort Limited. There is a gentle reminder of previous busy stockyards with a few historic sheds still remaining. Guests can enjoy unobstructed views from the verandah overlooking the Angaston township, the old railway yards and views of the valley.

Welcome to Lochnagar Barossa, a very modern executive home in the new Langmeil Estate in central Tanunda, right in the heart of the Barossa. It is an ideal location - there are five winery cellar doors within two kilometres.

Gawler is the ideal hub from which to explore the history, heritage and famed wine regions of South Australia - 15 minutes to the Barossa, 40 minutes to heart of Adelaide, 20 minutes to the Adelaide Hills and one hour to the Clare Valley, Burra, the mighty Murray River and destinations to the north. Gawler is a town steeped in history with a proud past.