The house is located on a slight point at the site well chosen, in the 1900s, by Dr. Brown, after whom Browns Beach is named. While the original house no longer stands, some of the early foundations can still be seen.
The house has sliding glass doors on two sides to take advantage of the 180 degree sea views. There are three bedrooms, sleeping six. It has a modern bathroom and a fully equipped electric kitchen also with a stunning view to the sea.
The main bedroom looks directly out to sea and the other bedrooms have bushland views with the sea as a backdrop.
The house is furnished and decorated simply but very comfortably in the modern style.

Appointments include:
TV, CD player, radio, library with books, games and CDs. Ceiling fans in all rooms, a slow combustion stove, firewood, tank water. Beds are fully made up and towels are provided. All beds have double inner spring mattresses and warm wool doonas. The main bedroom has a queen size bed and the other bedrooms have two single beds each.

This is self catering accommodation although the kitchen has some basic supplies in case you are caught short. Catering services are usually available on request.

In winter watch the drama of the wild weather and surf, beside the warmth and flickering firelight of the wood heater.

Accommodation Facilities

CD Player, Fan, Fireplace, Fridge, Kitchen, Linen Supplied, Microwave, Parking, Tea/Coffee Facilities, Television.

Attractions and Activities

Experience Penneshaw Maritime Museum, Guided Penguin Tours, Sealink ferry terminal, Flinders Chase National Park, Hanson Bay Koala Sanctuary, Kelly Cave, Seal Bay Seal Colony, Vivonne Bay Beach, Little Sahara, Remarkable Rocks, Marine Tours, Western River Cove, swimming, kayaking, bushwalking, wild animals, 4WD Tours, jetty fishing, lighthouses and vineyard visits.

Closest Coastal Water

Metres to swimming beach