'Crompton House' Discover An Intriguing Slice Of History Amidst Enchanting Gardens.
This delightful holiday getaway is only a 90minute drive from Melbourne CBD. Set in the beautiful historic township of Clunes just 40 minutes from both Daylesford and Ballarat City, 10 minutes to Creswick, not to mention other Victorian towns such as Maryborough and Talbot, all boasting local farmers, arts and crafts markets, Clunes offers the ideal weekend getaway for those seeking peace in a tranquil world of your own.
Clunes was the first town to find gold back in 1851 and kick started the gold rush attracting miners from all over the world and still prides itself on those very foundations continuing to attract people from all over Australia and further afield. Increasingly in the past 10 years Clunes is known for its Book Town Festival held early May each year.
A town known for its share of contributions to the production and making of such movies as 'Mad Max', 'Ned Kelly' and as recently in October 2015 the set of a new series called 'Tomorrow when the war began'. Crompton House originally built circa 1910, presents enormous intrigue and excitement, beyond its secluded hedged frontage, ornate stone walls to its charming columned veranda. Brimming with stunning period features, leadlight doors, original chimneys, ambient fireplaces and 12ft ceilings, allow you to experience its era character.
Whether you are out for a bushwalk adventure, prospecting, cycling, history buffs or seeking a
romantic getaway to the countryside, Crompton House will keep you romantically interested and feed your ideas.
Marvel in the comfort of the romantic lounge and its solid fuel burner, separate family and dining room and kitchen offering a bespoke timeless design. Three well-proportioned bedrooms including sumptuous master suite, complements the beautifully updated modern family bathroom and additional shower combined within the laundry facilities for added convenience. Immerse yourself in the lush serenity of the well-tended gardens and explore the majestic wonderland of flora and fauna and the harmonious sounds of native birdsong.