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Bella Cosa, Mclaren Flat

Situated on six acres of land and set amongst vineyards, Bella Cosa is an artistic work in progress. The 1930’s renovated cottage has a Mediterranean feel and is close to a working art studio and beautiful pine forest dotted with large sculptures. The private walled courtyard has a hand painted ceramic mural and several smaller outdoor sculptures. The cottage is ideal for up to four people to relax and enjoy an artistic environment amidst the vines, almonds and olive groves that dominate the region.

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COTTAGE

One queen size bed and two king size single beds.

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