Mill House Cottage
Mill House Cottage, Swan Valley, Western Australia [©Mill House Cottage]
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Belhus WA 6069
Australia
We'd like to invite you to visit the Swan Valley and stay on our vineyard property in Mill House Cottage.
Mill House Cottage is a peaceful, rural retreat overlooking Ellen Brook, with spectacular views across the valley to the Darling Range and of the neighbouring historic mill house.
The cottage sleeps up to eight guests and is fully self-contained with all the modern facilities you need to make your stay enjoyable.
The Swan Valley is Western Australia's oldest wine growing region. There are a number of award winning restaurants and wineries close by, not to mention lots of local fresh produce, art and craft galleries and historic sites.
Mill House Cottage is located in the Swan Valley, a 20 minute drive north east of Perth.
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