Echidna  on Bruny   

Large modern accessible coastal North Bruny Island holiday home; available for the exclusive use of any group. Featuring abundant native bush and wildlife.

 Phone 0429 314 432  or SMS for availability, bookings and enquiries.

Phone 0429 314 432 for 10% discount.

Wildlife

Yellow-tailed black cockatoos and many other birds visible from deck as regular visitors. Wallabies, quolls, potoroos and echidnas as well.

Space

 Generous living area and surrounding leisure decking. No visible neighbours; 15 min drive to many Bruny attractions.

Living area

Grasstrees & Orchids

Spectacular collection of grasstrees surrounding. Many varieties of well-disguised seasonal native orchids in surrounding bushland.

3 bedrooms plus bunks

Huge upstairs ensuited bedroom with adjoining double bunks; two double downstairs bedrooms sharing a bathroom. 

Upstairs bedroom

Wifi provided.

EV charger, Type 2 provided (car battery top-up in a few hours).

Location:

1022 Killora Road North Bruny. 15 minutes drive from car ferry terminal at Roberts Point. Driveway entrance 1.4 km from CWA Hall and North Bruny Fire Station.

Contact for availability, bookings and enquiries:

Jackie and Jeff 0429 314 432 or email: jackiemarsh7@gmail.com (10% discount by phone).

 Arrival Procedure: We meet and welcome our guests..

Reviews extracted from our visitor book:

1. Such a great house in a wonderful environment. We didn’t see echidnas, but saw wallabies and a couple of potoroos feeding on food scraps on the verandah. Even had a quoll take a sneaky look before running off. (A couple from the mainland; March 2026.)

2. It was lovely to be back again and stay at your wonderful property. Each of us enjoyed the peace, privacy, wildlife and serenity in this place. It’s one of our magical and dream holiday places. Thank you again for everything! We are sure we will be back again. (A group of four from the mainland; April 2026.)

3.Thank you very much for having us in your beautiful home. The children all had a wonderful time playing in the wonderful surrounds and were lucky enough to see a couple of pademelons. The books and games available were a real treat. So beautiful and relaxing. (A large family; April 2026.)