For a truly exceptional experience, The Priory at Bingie
offers a style of accommodation unsurpassed along the
unspoilt South Coast of New South Wales.The Priory at Bingie is now offering short visits -
Owner/artist Barbara is offering conducted tours of the house, gallery, studio and gardens. She will also talk about the history of the property and the design and building of the house. There are art works for sale in the studio.
The tour price is $10 per person (minimum $40) per hour which includes a cup of tea or coffee.
BYO picnic to have in the gardens.
Phone Barbara on 02 44738881 for reservations and information.
Please note that your selected dates may need to be altered if they clash with a major booking for the house.
PHOTO ALBUMS
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Gardens and exteriors
Around Bingie
Barbara Romalis
sculptures
Barbara Romalis
artworks
Barbara Romalis
metal insect collection
Virginia Aland
jewellery
An inspiring home, appearing more like a modern castle surmounting
broad coastal slopes has been meticulously built from local granite
and native timbers on an historic site with 360 degree
ocean, lake and mountain views.Close by are virgin beaches, amazing cliffs and granite outcrops,
lush bushland alive with native fauna and vivid birdlife.
There are five beaches, all within the Eurobodalla National Park
with Grey Rocks a favourite.For walkers there is the Congo to Tuross Dreaming Track
There are also several restaurants a short drive away at Moruya,
Tuross Head and Narooma.There is a considerable art collection belonging to the owners which
we hope you will enjoy. There is also some art works and jewellery for sale.
The Priory has an artist's studio on site which may be visited by appointment.The Priory is 15 minutes from Moruya, 30 minutes from Moruya Airport,
2.5 hours from Canberra and 4.5 hours drive from Sydney.
Links
Eurobodalla Tourism
Whats on in the Eurobodalla
Bingie Dreaming Track brochure
Tuross Head information website
Rex Airlines
Car Hire from Moruya Airport
Nicola Walker's review in the Sydney Morning Herald 26th May 2012
For more information
email us at thepriorybingie@gmail.com
