About this property
THE SHACK AT VINCENT is a lovely 4 bedroom holiday home that accommodates up to 8 guests, with a large undercover outdoor area to entertain!
Open plan kitchen with large fridge/freezer, gas stove top, electric oven, microwave, Nespresso coffee pod machine (BYO pods), dining, lounge with large smart TV, Blue Ray player.
Sliding doors from lounge area open up to the undercover outdoor deck with large table/chairs, childrens table/chairs, wall mounted TV, 1 large hooded BBQ and 1 large flat top BBQ.
Ducted reverse cycle air-conditioned throughout.
Large family bathroom with walk-in shower, full size bath, vanity & w/c.
Laundry with sink and top loading washing machine, iron and ironing board.
Separate w/c.
All Bedrooms have a small smart TV.
Fully fenced yard.
Clothesline
Plenty of room for parking and boats.
Port Vincent is the ideal location for fishing, boating and sailing, it also offers a variety of shops, take-away & excellent hotel dining facilities.
Pillows and quilts are provided you will need to bring your own linen - pillow cases, top/bottom sheets, towels/bath mat and tea towels.
Bed configuration - bed 1 - queen with smart TV, bed 2 - queen with smart TV, bed 3 - queen with smart TV, bed 4 - queen with smart TV.
Linen can be hired - $38.50 for queen per bed. Linen includes pillow cases, top/bottom sheets, 1 towel per person, 1 bath mat per bathroom and tea towels, beds will be made up for your arrival. If you would like to hire linen you will need to let office staff know and total cost will be added to your booking manually by office staff.
No access to shed
No smoking inside
NO PETS - this includes visiting pets, any pets sighted at property will result in loss of bond
Nightly tariffs - cleaning, booking and refundable bond fees apply
Peak - 24th Dec to end of Jan school holidays and Easter: 4 night minimum stay
$230 per night
High - all other school holidays plus long weekends: 3 night minimum stay
$200 per night
Off Peak - school terms: 2 night minimum stay
$180 per night
Bond may increase during peak season
