Description

The Salty Sea Dog, bulit in 2010, is a two storey bright and spacious weatherboard house set in the pretty town of Normanville. It’s position in Bungala Fields provides sumptuous view of the ocean, hills and, to the rear, Lady Bay golf course. The garden is fully fenced providing security for pets and small children. The fields around the property attract many colourful native birds and the local kangaroos .With four bedrooms, each with a Queen sized bed, and one with a bunk bed, it can be comfortably enjoyed by up to 10 people (two families or two to three couples wanting to escape for a weekend or longer).

The house is totally self contained with, upstairs, a fully equipped kitchen and large living/dining area with air conditioning, television, dvd player, cd player, books and games. A lounge area is also available downstairs, with television, for the children to enjoy separately (or perhaps for the adults to have some peace and quiet!). There are spacious balconies both at the front and rear of the properties providing excellent entertainment areas and outstanding views of the surrounding countryside and ocean.

The Salty Sea Dog is a short stroll to the beautiful Normanville Beach and the renowned local café’s and hotel. It is also close to Yankalilla, with it's accompanying hotel and shops, and Carrickalinga. Enjoy the beach, relax in the house or explore the magnificent Fleurieu Peninsula at any time of the year.
 

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 Local Amenities

Beachside Normanville has become a mecca for many holiday makers because of its close proximity to Adelaide. It's just one of the peaceful and picturesque coastal hamlets to be found along the Fleurieu Peninsula.

Normanville boasts a safe swimming beach with expanses of white sand, a jetty to amble along, and a charming beachside cafe and store. Normanville is great for swimming, fishing and beach activities. Families enjoy staying at the friendly beachside caravan parks. It's a fantastic base to discover the delights of the region, including the wildlife, country markets, galleries, or just making castles on the sand.

The town is 75 kilometres south of Adelaide. Mr Robert Norman planned the town in 1835 and gave it his name.

See more of the Fleurieu Peninsula – a coastal playground famed for its laidback lifestyle, beach breaks for surfers of all levels of experience, and top fishing spots.

It's a paradise for divers and snorkellers, with dramatic shipwrecks and stunning marine life, including the famed Leafy Seadragon.

Enjoy some of the best produce and vineyards in Australia. The Fleurieu Peninsula is home to some prestigious winemaking regions, including McLaren Vale. The history of winemaking in this region goes all the way back to 1842, and it consistently produces some of the best drops you'll ever taste.

There's also national parks, golf courses, top quality cuisine and more

Rental Charges

Xmas,New Year- January - $1,690 per week

 Min 7 night booking 

Easter - $1,040

 Min 4 night booking

Long Weekend - $770 for 3 nights

 Min 3 night booking

Off peak nightly rate - $150  for low season, plus $80 cleaning per booking.Not long week end or school hols.

 Min 2 night booking

All booking charges are based on two persons sharing one bedroom .

 A further charge of $10 per person per night will apply for more than two people. 

A special for 2 persons only, for 2 nights $350 sharing 1 bedroom and using 1 bathroom. Low season only.

Security Bond

 $400 Refundable on departure according to our terms and conditions

CLEANING: Standard Cleaning fee of $80 will be charged in addition to accommodation fees (based on basic light clean). 

 For special rate deal or any questions contact Janet 0458517167  or 08 8323 8728

 Dogs are welcome inside,not on beds or furniture.

 Must not be left for extended periods alone in house or back garden unattened.

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