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Montacute Garden Pavilion

12A Stanhope Street,
Daylesford VIC 3460

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$400 - $550

Inspired by classic English country houses, Montacute Garden Pavilion rises majestically among ancient chestnut trees in Daylesford's most magical garden.

From the light-filled and spacious king bedroom upstairs, windows on three sides showcase views of the garden below. The dramatic black and gold bathroom inspired by an Art Deco aesthetic, with its spectacular shower niche and bath for two, provides an intimate and sensuous environment, perfect for wedding nights, proposals or a quiet weekend away.

Downstairs a second king/twin bedroom with ensuite and a living area with a fully equipped kitchen makes Montacute perfect for longer stays with friends or family.

The extensive garden combines mature European trees with formal features such as parterres and statues. With numerous spaces to relax or play in, the garden enfolds guests in each of its seasons: fields of daffodils in spring, leafy summer shade, misty views of the bare branches of the trees in winter, and striking autumn colour. Located within walking distance to Wombat Hill Botanical Gardens, Farmers Arms Hotel and the iconic Cliffy's Emporium.

Montacute Garden Pavilion is not just a place to stay, it's a story to step into. Luxurious two bedroom accommodation offering an escape that's woven through whimsical gardens, where every moment feels like a chapter in your own fairytale.

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