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Golf Home Exchange is aimed at the Golfer who would like to exchange homes with other golfers for holidays.
The advantages of home swapping are:
- Cost saved on accommodation. This means more money can be spent on golf.
- You live in a comfortable home like locals.
- You get in contact with international golfers and can get insider tips.
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| Fully self contained & airconditioned executive style house & optional unit |
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| Australia | Queensland | Gympie |
ID: 128 |
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Type: House
Bedrooms: 6
Sleeps: 12
Toilets: 3
Bathrooms: 3
Nearest Golf Course: 0 min
Exchange Destination:
Denmark
Italy
Anywhere
Exchange Period:
Any time
Number of Travellers: 2
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| House Details: A beautiful home away from home. We normally specialise in single or group bookings for guests requiring accommodation in Gympie for work, holidays, weddings, reunions, sporting events, golfing groups, relaxation or adventure, but are open to exchanging this, our second home. Designed for single bookings or groups of up to 12, the 4 bedrooms in the main house consist of an upstairs romantic King Suite with ensuite, downstairs 2 Queen Suites, and one room with two single beds. The separate Unit has a queen bedroom, and two single beds in the other bedroom. The Unit is like a miniature of the main house, complete with full sized kitchen, including dishwasher, and bathroom facilities. You might like to play a round of golf, with the convenience of only being 100 metres from the Gympie Pines Golf Clubhouse. A BBQ is provided to take advantage of the beautiful warm Queensland weather. You might like to sip a glass or two on the verandah and enjoy the peaceful surroundings of the beautiful gardens and views of both Gympie and the 18th Fairway of the golf course. Noel and Lyn are the owners, and are happy to advise and assist you with any questions you might have concerning bookings or information on the many attractions surrounding the Gympie District. Use the Retreat as your base for your Sunshine Coast Hinterlands holiday. Our managers, are residents of Gympie, & will assist you with your immediate needs. Enjoy the relaxed Luxury "home away from home" feeling. |
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| Accommodation and facilities |
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Inside: Telephone, Air Conditioning, HiFi/Stereo, TV/Cable
Kitchen and washing: Grill, Refrigerator, Freezer, Oven, Washing Machine, Dryer, Microwave
Outside: Garden, Terrace, Balcony, Winter Garden, Garage
Local activities: Golf, Swimming, Tennis, Hiking, Fishing
Places to go: Galleries/Museums, Fine Restaurants, Cinema, Shopping, Beaches
Languages spoken: English
Other information: No Smoking, Children OK, Car recommended, Non-simultaneous optional, Golf Cart provided
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Golf Courses
Novotel Twin Waters Resort Golf Course • Public • 27 Holes • www.twinwatersresort.com.au
Gunnabul Homestead Par 3 • Public • 9 Holes • www.gunabul.com.au
Noosa Springs Golf Course • Public • 27 Holes • www.noosasprings.com.au
Mount Coolum Golf Club • Public • 18 Holes • www.mtcoolumgolf.com
Imbil Golf Course • Public • 9 Holes •
Undulating with good tree cover, it boasts a magnificent modern licensed club, providing all the facilities that a visitor requires including function rooms and dining. The historic town of Gympie is the main entrance to the delights of the Cooloola Coast, the Great Sandy National Park, magnificent Fraser Island and the unique wine region of the South Burnett. Come, see for yourself...a warm welcome awaits.
Our area
Gympie is an old gold mining town situated along the Bruce Highway on the Fraser Coast. You can find out about the mining industry in Gympie at the Gympie and District Historical and Mining Museum.
As the heritage and cultural centre of the Cooloola Region, Gympie boasts a tradition that few areas in Queensland can offer. Gympie offers the warm hospitality of a country town with all the modern conveniences.
Known as the 'Town that Saved Queensland', Gympie's proud heritage began in 1867 with the discovery of gold by prospector James Nash at the site now occupied by the Town Hall. At the time, Queensland was facing bankruptcy due to drought and the fall in wool prices. However, Nash made the five day journey down the Mary River from Maryborough and, after digging up 75 ounces of gold in six days, staked his claim. The Gympie Gold Rush was on, injecting the boost to the Queensland economy that enabled the colony to survive.
Distance from Brisbane (State Capital): 160 Kilometres.
About ourselves
Noel and Lyn are both working in and around the mining industry in Queensland, but love to play golf. We have 3 sons with families. 8 Grandchildren. We like to travel when we get the chance although have not had the chance to travel too far because of work committments. We look forward to going to Europe to visit our Danish exchange student within the next year or so. |
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| Note: The location shown on Google Maps is of the city and not the exact street address to protect the customers privacy. |
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