Sunrise House is located on the pristine waters of the Princess Royal Harbour, the perfect setting for a relaxing holiday. Enjoy stunning water and sunrise views from the comfort of your lazyboy in the lounge, resting on the king size bed in the master bedroom, having a bite to eat in the spacious dining room, cooking in the well-equipped kitchen, and sipping a coffee or enjoying a sundowner on the covered verandah. You may even spot a pod of dolphins frolicking!
Watch the activity in the distant Port of Albany where ships and cruise liners dock, and in the evening, enjoy the relections of Albany's night lights on the still water.
The Sunrise House backyard is fully enclosed and secure parking for your vehicles is available onsite. With accommodation for up to 9 people (up to 8 adults), spacious living areas, and a cosy fireplace for the colder winter days, Sunrise House has so much to offer! Its location in quiet Little Grove is perfect also for families, with access to a little local beach along Chipana Drive and local playgrounds near the Little Grove Primary School, and Gull Park on Paulas Way.
Local attractions are within an easy 10 minute drive of Sunrise House: the Albany CBD with cafés and restaurants, the National ANZAC Centre on Mount Clarence, Middleton Beach with beautiful playground and picnic areas as well as cafés, restaurants and takeaway venues, and Lake Seppings brimming with natural beauty and abundant bird life, to name but a few.
On the Frenchman Bay Peninsula Sunrise House provides access to iconic natural scenery: The Gap and Natural Bridge, the Blow Holes, and the Historic Whaling Station highlights some of Albany's significant history while showcasing local artists and an opportunity to take home a valuable souvenir or just a small reminder of your stay in Albany.
Other natural attractions include the stunning beaches of the southwest. Ask your host for a web link to find the best beaches for the weather conditions.
Other attractions for those who enjoy hiking, are available in the nearby Torndirrup National Park, and further afield in the Porongurups or Stirling Ranges. There is so much to see and experience! Bring your boat, kayak, wind surfer, or stand up paddle board and explore the waters of the Princess Royal Harbour and beyond.
Come and enjoy!
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Be sure to pack your binoculars!
And slippers for inside in the cooler weather. Winter stays include a complimentary load of firewood, and your hosts are happy to supply further loads at a small cost.