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St Helens – Penwortham, Penwortham

Across the road from the Riesling Trail, this beautifully renovated stone cottage sits next to a vineyard in its own cottage garden and supplies luxury accommodation for one or two couples. Within minutes of 15 major wineries, you can choose to go wine tasting, walk or cycle the Riesling Trail, or do it all. Cool in summer, warm in winter with cosy quilts and an open fireplace and spa for romance. In good weather try lazing in our hammock on the back verandah with a glass or two of wine and enjoy the view over the cottage garden. Guaranteed stress free relief from city living.

Accommodation Options

COTTAGE

One queen size bed and one double bed.

Website: www.sthelenscountrycottages.com

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