Orto (Uralla, NSW)
Location: Uralla, NSW
Getting there: 5.5 hrs from Sydney, 6 hrs from Brisbane
Sleeps: 2
Bedrooms: 1
The Property:
Set on 5 acres of peaceful surrounds. orto_uralla is our farm shed conversion featuring beautiful old timber throughout.
A breakfast hamper with seasonal local goodies and homemade treats is provided.
Treat yourself to a luxurious slow soak in the reclaimed cast iron bath with glorious views, watching the changing colours of the evening skies
To help you completely relax and switch off, orto_uralla does not have a TV. We have curated a selection of books and boardgames (Backgammon anyone?), and for outside - Finska and Bocce.
The leather lounge in front of the floor to ceiling north-facing glass windows is the perfect place to be when the sun is streaming in on those cold High Country winter days.
Glass sliding doors open to a deck, perfect for reading, meditating and chilling out at the firepit.
Relax and unwind with books and games, or wander into Uralla to experience our gorgeous little town.
Amenities in our kitchen include: an induction hotplate, microwave, fridge, kettle and a toaster - everything you need for conveniently reheating meals. We have a pod coffee machine and an electric milk frother for the hot chocolate months!
orto_uralla is a burgeoning micro flower-vegetable-fruit farm. While we aim to give you complete privacy, please be aware that during certain seasons we may be working in the productive spaces. Please feel free to come and chat if you see us out and about.
We are also happy to provide dinner for our guests, with notice.
About your local community:
Uralla is a small historic country town, half way between Sydney and Brisbane on the New England Highway. There are a number of great cafes, our very own New England Brewery, boutiques and antique stores and the McCrossin's Mill Museum.
The fossicking area is a stunning area for a walk or swim in the summer months, as well trying your luck panning for gold.
New England High Country has over 500 kilometres of wild and scenic rivers. The national parks in the region offer everything from bush walking to bouldering, mountain biking to canyoning, even kayaking and canoeing. Rolling hills, waterfalls galore (including the famous Waterfall Way). See the granite outcrops at Cathedral Rock, or all the way to the Pacific Ocean from Point Lookout, which also offers stunning views of unspoilt wilderness.
What is your favourite thing to do at this property:
After a day in the garden, playing a game of Bocce before lighting the fire pit and relaxing with a sundowner and watching the sun set.
What is your favourite trip close by:
A short drive to the National parks near Armidale or Walcha for some bushwalking and waterfall viewing in the New England gorge country.
Guests should not forget to pack their….walking shoes and binoculars.
How did you come to to offer accommodation in the bush?
After many years in the hospitality industry, owning cafes in the Blue Mountains, Armidale and Uralla, my wife and I wanted to share our magical little spot in Uralla with others. With the help of Nick, our local builder, and Alex from Edwards McRae Interior Architectural Design, we converted one of our farm sheds to a luxurious space to stay.
Book via Airbnb
Instagram: @otro_uralla
Location: Uralla, NSW
Getting there: 5.5 hrs from Sydney, 6 hrs from Brisbane
Sleeps: 2
Bedrooms: 1
The Property:
Set on 5 acres of peaceful surrounds. orto_uralla is our farm shed conversion featuring beautiful old timber throughout.
A breakfast hamper with seasonal local goodies and homemade treats is provided.
Treat yourself to a luxurious slow soak in the reclaimed cast iron bath with glorious views, watching the changing colours of the evening skies
To help you completely relax and switch off, orto_uralla does not have a TV. We have curated a selection of books and boardgames (Backgammon anyone?), and for outside - Finska and Bocce.
The leather lounge in front of the floor to ceiling north-facing glass windows is the perfect place to be when the sun is streaming in on those cold High Country winter days.
Glass sliding doors open to a deck, perfect for reading, meditating and chilling out at the firepit.
Relax and unwind with books and games, or wander into Uralla to experience our gorgeous little town.
Amenities in our kitchen include: an induction hotplate, microwave, fridge, kettle and a toaster - everything you need for conveniently reheating meals. We have a pod coffee machine and an electric milk frother for the hot chocolate months!
orto_uralla is a burgeoning micro flower-vegetable-fruit farm. While we aim to give you complete privacy, please be aware that during certain seasons we may be working in the productive spaces. Please feel free to come and chat if you see us out and about.
We are also happy to provide dinner for our guests, with notice.
About your local community:
Uralla is a small historic country town, half way between Sydney and Brisbane on the New England Highway. There are a number of great cafes, our very own New England Brewery, boutiques and antique stores and the McCrossin's Mill Museum.
The fossicking area is a stunning area for a walk or swim in the summer months, as well trying your luck panning for gold.
New England High Country has over 500 kilometres of wild and scenic rivers. The national parks in the region offer everything from bush walking to bouldering, mountain biking to canyoning, even kayaking and canoeing. Rolling hills, waterfalls galore (including the famous Waterfall Way). See the granite outcrops at Cathedral Rock, or all the way to the Pacific Ocean from Point Lookout, which also offers stunning views of unspoilt wilderness.
What is your favourite thing to do at this property:
After a day in the garden, playing a game of Bocce before lighting the fire pit and relaxing with a sundowner and watching the sun set.
What is your favourite trip close by:
A short drive to the National parks near Armidale or Walcha for some bushwalking and waterfall viewing in the New England gorge country.
Guests should not forget to pack their….walking shoes and binoculars.
How did you come to to offer accommodation in the bush?
After many years in the hospitality industry, owning cafes in the Blue Mountains, Armidale and Uralla, my wife and I wanted to share our magical little spot in Uralla with others. With the help of Nick, our local builder, and Alex from Edwards McRae Interior Architectural Design, we converted one of our farm sheds to a luxurious space to stay.
Book via Airbnb
Instagram: @otro_uralla
Location: Uralla, NSW
Getting there: 5.5 hrs from Sydney, 6 hrs from Brisbane
Sleeps: 2
Bedrooms: 1
The Property:
Set on 5 acres of peaceful surrounds. orto_uralla is our farm shed conversion featuring beautiful old timber throughout.
A breakfast hamper with seasonal local goodies and homemade treats is provided.
Treat yourself to a luxurious slow soak in the reclaimed cast iron bath with glorious views, watching the changing colours of the evening skies
To help you completely relax and switch off, orto_uralla does not have a TV. We have curated a selection of books and boardgames (Backgammon anyone?), and for outside - Finska and Bocce.
The leather lounge in front of the floor to ceiling north-facing glass windows is the perfect place to be when the sun is streaming in on those cold High Country winter days.
Glass sliding doors open to a deck, perfect for reading, meditating and chilling out at the firepit.
Relax and unwind with books and games, or wander into Uralla to experience our gorgeous little town.
Amenities in our kitchen include: an induction hotplate, microwave, fridge, kettle and a toaster - everything you need for conveniently reheating meals. We have a pod coffee machine and an electric milk frother for the hot chocolate months!
orto_uralla is a burgeoning micro flower-vegetable-fruit farm. While we aim to give you complete privacy, please be aware that during certain seasons we may be working in the productive spaces. Please feel free to come and chat if you see us out and about.
We are also happy to provide dinner for our guests, with notice.
About your local community:
Uralla is a small historic country town, half way between Sydney and Brisbane on the New England Highway. There are a number of great cafes, our very own New England Brewery, boutiques and antique stores and the McCrossin's Mill Museum.
The fossicking area is a stunning area for a walk or swim in the summer months, as well trying your luck panning for gold.
New England High Country has over 500 kilometres of wild and scenic rivers. The national parks in the region offer everything from bush walking to bouldering, mountain biking to canyoning, even kayaking and canoeing. Rolling hills, waterfalls galore (including the famous Waterfall Way). See the granite outcrops at Cathedral Rock, or all the way to the Pacific Ocean from Point Lookout, which also offers stunning views of unspoilt wilderness.
What is your favourite thing to do at this property:
After a day in the garden, playing a game of Bocce before lighting the fire pit and relaxing with a sundowner and watching the sun set.
What is your favourite trip close by:
A short drive to the National parks near Armidale or Walcha for some bushwalking and waterfall viewing in the New England gorge country.
Guests should not forget to pack their….walking shoes and binoculars.
How did you come to to offer accommodation in the bush?
After many years in the hospitality industry, owning cafes in the Blue Mountains, Armidale and Uralla, my wife and I wanted to share our magical little spot in Uralla with others. With the help of Nick, our local builder, and Alex from Edwards McRae Interior Architectural Design, we converted one of our farm sheds to a luxurious space to stay.
Book via Airbnb
Instagram: @otro_uralla
