Accommodation

A lovingly renovated century-old railway masters cottage offering three bedrooms and warm, family-friendly living space in the heart of Murrurundi. The verandah looks out toward the Great Dividing Range - a favourite spot for a quiet morning or an evening drink. Just a five-minute walk to local shops, galleries, cafes and pubs. Pet-friendly, with off-street parking.

A relaxed, character-filled cottage on half an acre beside the Pages River, with uninterrupted views over the surrounding hills. An eclectic mix of antique and modern furnishings gives the cottage plenty of charm, and its an easy riverside walk into town, crossing one of Australias oldest wooden swing bridges to reach the historic Royal Hotel. Two bedrooms sleep up to four guests, with a covered outdoor dining area that takes in the view. Pet-friendly, with a peaceful, tucked-away feel despite being close to everything in town.

A local pub with Bistro, an attached Bottlemart Express bottle shop and accommodation, on the corner of Haydon and Adelaide St.

A genuine bed and breakfast in a beautifully preserved 1889 building, originally built as a bank on land once owned by the family of bushranger Ben Hall. Guests stay in a private queen room with its own en suite and air conditioning, wake to a generously stocked breakfast, and can relax in the sunny courtyard. Just a short stroll to Mayne Streets cafes, galleries and pub, with the Pages River running along the back of the property and mountain views from the garden. Highly rated by long-time repeat guests for its warmth, quiet setting and old-fashioned hospitality.

Once the stable of the 160-year-old Telegraph House, now a snug self-contained one-bedroom guesthouse with its own en suite, kitchenette and wood-burning fireplace. French doors open onto a private verandah, and the property is close enough to walk to all three of the towns historic pubs, plus local cafes and galleries. A long-standing, highly reviewed favourite with visitors who keep coming back to Murrurundi.