Room 3 - The Coop

This luxurious and cozy room is perfect for a little getaway. With golden hughes and a luxurious chandelier you will feel like you are laying in luxury.

With no concierge or check in service we are non-intrusive hosts. We’d happily help arrange services prior to arrival and can recommend a variety of local products & services available in the Margaret River wine region.

Cowaramup – the gateway to the Margaret River Wine Region! Cowaramup, or Cow Town to those who struggle with its pronunciation, is a thriving village of some 2000 persons, an important hub for its surrounding rural district that is fast becoming a recognised gateway to the Margaret River wine district and other produce in the region. It has established viticultural, agricultural, technical, service, retail and tourism businesses that serve the surrounding area, residents and visitors to the region. Cowaramup is one of the northern towns of the Margaret River region in the south west of Western Australia, located 10km north of Margaret River. Located on the main highway and with a rich history, Cowaramup is full of wonderful cafes, and gourmet foods, bakeries, quirky gifts, sweets, local wines and all your basic needs with a post office, pharmacy, butchery, petrol station, and even somewhere to fix your computer, all set amongst picturesque, rolling farmland. All major services from agricultural to mechanical and earthmoving are provided by experts in their fields. Take your time to discover the town’s hidden treasures, top-notch restaurants/cafes and indulge in the wine tastings on offer that are guaranteed to tantalise the palette. One will surely leave a full bottle on wine after a day spent in this delightful little town. Gracetown is the beach close by, a beautiful secluded little bay, home to a small community of locals. Fantastic fishing, diving, surfing, snorkeling and swimming are also on hand within the protected bay with its reefs, limestone cliff faces and surf. The township of Cowaramup was established during the group settlement era of the 1920’s. It became a service centre for the emerging agricultural industry (predominantly dairy) with a railway station providing the lifeblood for the dispatch and receival of goods. There is a distinct community spirit in Cowaramup which is evident in projects such as those undertaken by the Cowaramup Lions including the improvements to Pioneer Park and the revegetation of areas of the Primary School. Since 1998, with the release of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste Ridge Statement of Planning Policy, the town has been identified as an important part of the settlement hierarchy of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste Region, with potential to become a village of 2,000 persons with surrounding enclaves of 50 persons. The town is becoming an attractive residential alternative to Margaret River and provides for more balanced growth of the Shire. The current community within Cowaramup is a mixture of the agricultural community and those working in this industry and further business that services the community and outlying agricultural areas.

You will need a car to explore the region. We have free parking and Cowaramup town is on the doorstep so you can walk.