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Old-world charm meets new-world grandeur by the olive grove. Nestled on the border of a working olive farm, Ginahgulla Olive Estate is a modern-day farmhouse dressed in the best of the past. A drop of Tuscany, a touch of Texas and a heavy sprinkling of West Australian finesse. Meet Ginahgulla Olive Estate – a farmhouse-style holiday home that’s ready to impress. Sitting comfortably alongside gnarled olive trees, this spacious Margaret River abode complements its countryside surroundings with stone accent walls, timber-framed outdoor areas, wooden decking and polished concrete floors. The owners’ penchant for art is echoed behind the abode’s bright red doors – light, bright rooms filled with hand-picked antiques and eclectic art pieces that inject vibrancy and personality into each space. The heart of the home presents guests with framed olive grove views from almost every angle; inviting the outdoors in through large glass windows and bi-fold doors. Four bedrooms, each with their own ensuite, plus multiple living areas, makes Ginahgulla a great choice for friends and family. The brand-new sparkling, swimming pool and alfresco plus other little add-ons like a custom-made, Japanese-style outdoor bathtub and an outdoor shower ensure this home sits in a class above the rest. ** Swimming pool not heated ** ** Reverse cycle A/C in main living and master only, ceiling fans in all bedrooms **

Margaret River is all about delighting the senses with new flavours, sensations and spontaneous experiences. Wine and gourmet food lovers will fall in love with the region and nature lovers will know they have found a very special place. Guests are spoilt for choice in Margaret River in terms of wineries being close to the iconic estates of Leeuwin, Voyager, Xanadu, Cape Mentelle, Vasse Felix, Howard Park and Cullen Wines. Nature days can be spent walking sections of the world renowned Cape to Cape track; exploring ancient limestone caves; surfing at Surfer’s Point, Gas Bay, Huzzas, North Point and more; abseiling the cliffs of Wilyabrup; mountain-biking along purpose built trails like Middle Earth; watching the stingrays at Hamelin Bay and visiting other attractions such as Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, Contos Beach, Boranup Forest. The quaint townships of Cowaramup, Witchcliffe and Augusta are nearby, or explore the northern end of the region towards Yallingup, Dunsborough, and Busselton.