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Bon Accord Cottage, Burra

1859 cottage owned and restored by the Burra National Trust. The cottage was originally the mine manager’s residence for the failed Bon Accord Mine, and is set in the secluded grounds of the Bon Accord Mine Museum.

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Three double beds and two single beds

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