ABOUT DAMAR RUSSELL
Comfort all year round … open plan living area combines restful couches with intimate dining. A free-standing woodburner with hot plate for making hot drinks or soup, creates a special cosy atmosphere during those cooler autumn and winter nights.
- Cosy ’ski-lodge’ style unit
- Open plan living and dining
- Sleeps up to 8 people
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Fully equipped laundry
- Satellite TV and DVD
- Ceiling fan
- Freestanding log fire
- Sundeck and BBQ
- Convenient central location
- Off-street parking for 2 cars
The master bedroom features a quality queen size bed. The loft bedroom features a single bed, plus a double bed (easily converted to 3 singles if required). In the living area a quality sofa bed with comfortable flexible slat base provides an additional double bed. The single bedroom features comfortable bunks for two singles, equally suitable for children or adults. A portacot is also provided for the baby.
CENTRAL RUSSELL LOCATION
There are no views from the house, but the central location on the Russell peninsular means you can leave the car and walk. Romantic Russell village is less than 10 minutes walk away, where you can explore the many cafes, restaurants, bars and shops on the waterfront. Kororareka Bay (Russell Beach) is wonderful for swimming, family picnics, lunch on the beach…. Picturesque Russell harbour is a popular mooring spot for local and visiting yachties.
Nearby Matauwhi Bay is about 5 minutes walk away. Matauwhi Bay is a very popular mooring bay for local and visiting yachts, and is home for the Russell Boating Club. In early January every year the Russell Boating Club hosts ‘The Tall Ships’ race, followed in the evening by a sumptuous traditional ‘hangi’ , with a live band and dancing under a huge marquee.
Oneroa Bay (Long Beach) is an ocean beach just a 10 minute walk over to the east side of the peninsular. The adjacent Waitata Beach is a nudy beach - for those sun-loving bods ! Tapeka Point is another popular ocean beach, about 5 minutes drive to the northern tip of the Russell peninsular.
