School Hill Dungog NSW Australia

Welcome to School Hill. Located 5 minutes from Dungog town, School Hill is a modern yet classic stone and native timber country house providing luxury holiday accommodation in the northern Hunter Valley. Featuring a sunny swimming pool, spacious entertaining courtyard and a private stable and paddock for the horses.

The main house has 4 bedrooms: one king, one queen, one double and the forth with two singles. All beds have quality European mattresses and fine cotton linen.

The location is ideal, just off scenic Bingleburra Road in appealing traditional farming country, yet a genuine five minutes to services, restaurants and the theatre in Dungog as well as direct access to Barrington Tops. The setting, in the rolling hills under Cook’s Pinnacle to the west, is commanding and peaceful.

• Enjoy sophistication in a rural setting
• 5 mins to Dungog and Barrington Tops
• Sleeps 2 to 8 comfortably and in complete privacy
• Outdoor entertaining and BBQ areas
• Refreshing salt water pool
• Leisurely walks and bicycle rides
• Dungog Film Festival, Pedalfest, Hunter Polo Challenge
• Historic towns of Dungog, Patterson, Gresford and Morpeth
• Vineyard tours and wine tasting
• Fishing in the Allyn, Williams or Hunter Rivers

Your Accommodation at School Hill

The main house has 4 bedrooms: one king, one queen, one double and the forth with two singles. All beds have quality European mattresses and fine cotton linen.

• Enjoy luxury and sophistication in a rural setting
• Sleeps 2 to 8 comfortably and in complete privacy
• State-of-the-art modern kitchen with SMEG appliances
• Outdoor entertaining and BBQ areas
• Refreshing salt water pool

Things to see and do around School Hill

There is plenty to do when you stay at School Hill in Dungog. For complete information, please visit: http://www.barringtons.com.au/

Enjoy long bush walks or quiet strolls in the nearby World Heritage Areas of Barrington and Gloucester Tops. Barrington Tops is the habitat of an enormous diversity of plant and animal life being at the northern extremity of the range for many southern Australian species as well as the southernmost extent for many more tropical species. More than fifty plants and animals of the Barringtons are listed as rare, threatened or endangered.

Visit the nearby historic towns. Many lovely old buildings can be seen throughout the district. Although no longer visited by shipping, the river port towns of Clarence Town, Paterson and Morpeth still have some of their early historical buildings. Similarly, Dungog is home to many lovely buildings, some with their magnificent wrought-iron lacework still intact. Throughout the countryside, at every turn, on every hilltop, can be found wonderful old homesteads, quaint country churches, many with their adjoining cemeteries, and charming schools.

The best of the Hunter Valley wine region starts only a 25 minute scenic drive away in East Gresford and continues south through Branxton where Hunter wine industry largely began and on to the now more traditional areas of Cessnock and Broke about an hour away.

Please contact us on the numbers below to find out about bookings and availability.   We look forward to hearing from you.

0418 832 480