Hideaway at the beach - 100m walk to the beach Narrawallee Beach/Mollymook

100m walk to South Narrawallee Beach, patrolled during summer holidays. The accommodation is spacious easy level living with everything you will need in a kitchen. The private 9m X 4m gated deck/balcony is ideal for BBQ's and outdoor entertaining, with views looking onto South Narrawallee Beach and bushland.
The property is double brick and concrete tiled floors providing cool living space during summer, also insulates from any noise. Hideaway has a separate driveway and entry.

South Narrawallee Beach is protected from southerly winds, perfect in winter and summer, with crystal clear waters, ideal for jogging, walking, great for riding a surfboard, bodyboard or bodysurfing, even the dolphins love our beach, they are often sighted surfing the waves.


Sleeping consists of -

Bed 1 - Queen size bed with ocean views
Bed 2 - 2 single beds garden views
Bed 3 - 1 single bed garden views


Easter 4 night minimum stay

At times we may be using the separate upstairs of the house.


Narrawallee is located on the unspoiled South Coast of NSW 3 hours south of Sydney.

2 minute drive to well known Rick Steins at Bannisters, where you can enjoy cocktails by the pool and dine in their award winning Restaurant or popular Cupitts Winery for dining, 10 minutes drive.

2 minute drive to Mollymook Shops consisting of a Supermarket, Butcher, Bakery, Fruit Shop, Takeaway Shop, Liqueur Shop, Video, Newsagent and Chemist.

5 minutes drive north is the town of Milton, with many lunchtime cafes offering great coffee and trendy shops to browse.

Ulladulla is 10 minutes drive south, a commercial fishing port and boating harbour, Cinema, Coles, Aldi and Franklins Supermarkets and many great restaurants and shops.

For the keen bushwalker, Pigeon House Mountain is one of the Shoalhaven's most picturesque and popular bush walks. The mountain, with its unique shape, can be viewed from a number of vantage points throughout the region. From the top there are magnificent panoramic views of the rugged cliffs and gorges carved by the Clyde River and its tributaries.