Discover Wren House
Location
A stone's throw away from the vibrant Victor Harbor scene, yet nestled on a tranquil and quiet street overlooking the stunning McCracken Hill and Hindmarsh River.
Discover private beaches, taste the local wine and produce of the area, and immerse yourself in the brimming culture of the Fleurieu Coast. You might even catch a glimpse of a whale, or a fairy penguin on your adventures.
Amenities
- Luxurious interiors & modern amenities await -
- Fully equipped kitchen, with fridge, cooktop, oven & dishwasher, as well as some basic pantry staples
- Full bathroom & laundry including washer & dryer
- Huge outdoor bathtub
- Fireplace
- Ceiling fans & R/C air conditioning
- 4K Projector + Sonos sound bar for a truly epic home cinema experience
- Full block-out blinds
- Hair dryer & hair straightener
- Linen supplied
- Two bath robes
- More goodies coming soon...
The House
Downstairs you will find an open plan kitchen, living and dining space with panoramic views of McCracken Hill. The interior connects to the outdoors with a seating area and huge round bathtub. The bathroom is also on the ground floor and has access to the bath via dedicated boardwalk.
Upstairs is the loft bedroom with a window to immerse you in the landscape while lying the luxury of your bed. There is also a dedicated workspace, and Juliette balcony.
Our Services
In addition to the exceptional experience of the house, we also offer a range of services to enhance your stay. From massage treatments to private yoga sessions on our elevated deck, we can help you create the ultimate vacation experience.
Let us take care of the details so you can relax and enjoy your time away.
Sustainability Ethos
Wren House has been designed to touch the earth lightly.
The house sits entirely above ground on a waffle pod slab, with Structural Insulated Panels (SIPS) making up the walls & roof structure. Double glazing & a combination of sheet metal cladding & fibre cement cladding complete the building envelope.
We employ solar panels on the roof and carport, rainwater harvesting and a worm farm septic system.
The rear part of the site has been sculpted using swales and permaculture to allow passive retention of water on the site. This enables natural irrigation of the many native plants and trees added to the landscape.
Utmost care has been taken to use as little space as possible for the dwelling, in order to return the landscape back to the birds, insects and wildlife that originally occupied the area.
Wren House gets its name from the many wrens that visit the site.