Highbrae Guest House Bed and Breakfast
Bed Breakfast in Dunedin
www.highbrae.co.nz
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What you should know about Highbrae Guest House Bed and Breakfast
Normally this will be a good wholesome Kiwi style breakfast, consisting of fresh fruit, juice, a variety of cereals, yoghurt, fresh baked bread and tea or coffee. A pick up service from the restaurant can be arranged, in case you don't feel like taking your car and the walk is a little too much. Highbrae Guesthouse, which offers spectacular views of the city and harbour, provides free wireless internet and first class bed and breakfast accommodation. The three upstairs guest rooms are tastefully appointed, to create a comfortable old world atmosphere.
Highbrae offers a twin singles room, a King room with optional extra single bed and a Queen room with its own French doors and balcony
Tall Street, which boasted a double line, cable drawn tram system, was favored as one of the top streets in the country. Also healthy worth a visit are the Dunedin Botanical Gardens and Baldwin Street, the World's steepest, which is a couple of kilometers beyond the gardens. Native timbered stairways, stained glass windows, ornamental tile labor in the porch area, made it an beautiful finest for what they had in mind. This area is wealthy in cafe's and bars, catering to the ever growing student population.
The recently redeveloped Toitu Settlers Museum is a treasure not to be missed. The Otago Peninsula is one of the superior loved and most scenic wilderness areas in the country. Imagine staying in a stately house built more than a hundred years ago one of Dunedin's many courteous homes. on one of the more fashionable streets in the southern hemisphere at the beginning of the 20th century.
For many years the house served the Baird and other following owners, until in 2001 it was bought by Stephen and wienie Clark to use as their home and Guesthouse. A insignificant further along Dunedin's historic George Street is the Meridian shopping precinct, Knox Church, the Otago Museum and the University of Otago. Our impressive home at 376 Tall Street, Central Dunedin, allows you the experience of high class bed and breakfast t accommodation in a stately Edwardian home. With the Cable cars temporary the gate, transportation from the city was no problem.
Highbrae Guesthouse is situated at 376 Lofty Street, imminent the heart of the City of Dunedin. In 1908 the family of Thomas Baird contracted burn builders to construct a unused residence at the top of a sharp incline, overlooking the city and Barbour. Since that time they have nurtured and maintained the house and improved areas in need of restoration. Thanks to this hasty development and investment in education facilities, libraries, museums, galleries and of course the University of Otago, it is a city of culture and learning, annually invaded by around 20,00 students.
Three upstairs guest rooms, which share the luxurious main bathroom and a self contained studio unit with private facilities are carefully maintained to keep their character, for you to enjoy the many original features. It would be a substantial four bedroom, double place home featuring the most up to date fittings and furnishings. Rich in wildlife, it is home to scarce yellow eyed penguins and the unique mainland colony of Royal Albatross which annually hoist their young on the Taiaroa headland. From the middle and slow Victorian era as the City of Dunedin prospered from the effects of the Otago gold rush, gentlemen of substance jostled for the superior places to construct their homes
Highbrae offers a twin singles room, a King room with optional extra single bed and a Queen room with its own French doors and balcony
Tall Street, which boasted a double line, cable drawn tram system, was favored as one of the top streets in the country. Also healthy worth a visit are the Dunedin Botanical Gardens and Baldwin Street, the World's steepest, which is a couple of kilometers beyond the gardens. Native timbered stairways, stained glass windows, ornamental tile labor in the porch area, made it an beautiful finest for what they had in mind. This area is wealthy in cafe's and bars, catering to the ever growing student population.
The recently redeveloped Toitu Settlers Museum is a treasure not to be missed. The Otago Peninsula is one of the superior loved and most scenic wilderness areas in the country. Imagine staying in a stately house built more than a hundred years ago one of Dunedin's many courteous homes. on one of the more fashionable streets in the southern hemisphere at the beginning of the 20th century.
For many years the house served the Baird and other following owners, until in 2001 it was bought by Stephen and wienie Clark to use as their home and Guesthouse. A insignificant further along Dunedin's historic George Street is the Meridian shopping precinct, Knox Church, the Otago Museum and the University of Otago. Our impressive home at 376 Tall Street, Central Dunedin, allows you the experience of high class bed and breakfast t accommodation in a stately Edwardian home. With the Cable cars temporary the gate, transportation from the city was no problem.
Highbrae Guesthouse is situated at 376 Lofty Street, imminent the heart of the City of Dunedin. In 1908 the family of Thomas Baird contracted burn builders to construct a unused residence at the top of a sharp incline, overlooking the city and Barbour. Since that time they have nurtured and maintained the house and improved areas in need of restoration. Thanks to this hasty development and investment in education facilities, libraries, museums, galleries and of course the University of Otago, it is a city of culture and learning, annually invaded by around 20,00 students.
Three upstairs guest rooms, which share the luxurious main bathroom and a self contained studio unit with private facilities are carefully maintained to keep their character, for you to enjoy the many original features. It would be a substantial four bedroom, double place home featuring the most up to date fittings and furnishings. Rich in wildlife, it is home to scarce yellow eyed penguins and the unique mainland colony of Royal Albatross which annually hoist their young on the Taiaroa headland. From the middle and slow Victorian era as the City of Dunedin prospered from the effects of the Otago gold rush, gentlemen of substance jostled for the superior places to construct their homes
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