The perfect coastal escape on Yamba Hill.

Perched on the scenic rise of Yamba Hill, this beautifully restored, pet-friendly one‑bedroom unit offers a self‑contained retreat designed to delight. Relax into soft bamboo‑cotton comforts as the ocean breeze drifts through and the mountains of Yuraygir National Park frame your view. With ground‑floor convenience, park in your private undercover space and enjoy a short, easy stroll to beaches, cafes and the charming heart of Yamba Village.

Your Stay:
- Onecomfortable queen-sized bed clad with luxurious bamboo cotton
- Gently modernised bathroom that retains its original warmth, equipped with plush towels and premium toiletries
- Spacious, open plan living and dining area
- Comfortable lounge chaise to lay back, relax and enjoy the view of the Yuraygir National Park mountains
- Fully self-contained kitchen featuring a microwave, air fryer, and slow cooker, along with a selection of spices so you can easily prepare your favourite home‑cooked meals.
- Thoughtful amenities such as tea, coffee and long-life milk
- The perfect balance of comfort with split‑system air‑conditioning complemented by a refreshing sea breeze that flows gently throughout the unit.
- Free Wi-Fi and access to Netflix & Stan streaming services as well as free-to-air channels .

You'll love:
- Pristine location - park the car and walk everywhere!
- A short stroll to Yamba Main Beach, ocean pool, popular Pacific Hotel & a selection of restaurants boasting a number of cuisines
- Yamba Lighthouse with 360° views of Yamba, Iluka and the Clarence River
- Close to Yamba Bowling Club and Golf Club
- Watching picturesque sunrises as you wander along the breakwall
- Walking distance to shops, boutiques and cafes in the Yamba Village
- Wednesday morning Farmers Markets

Location:
- Beaches in every direction
- 250m walk to Main Beach Kiosk and Yamba Ocean Pool
- 300m walk to the Pacific Hotel and an abundance of restaurants
- 800m walk to the iconic Yamba Lighthouse, and a stones throw from there to the Farmers Markets and breakwall walk