Lambert Estate Retreat
Angaston, Australia
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About the property
Just 10 minutes’ drive from the heart of the Barossa Valley wine region, Lambert Estate Retreat offers a 3-bedroom house with a gas fireplace, a spa bath and a patio offering views over the vineyards.
The air-conditioned house features a fully equipped kitchen and you can enjoy an outdoor meal using the BBQ facilities. There are dining options within 10 minutes’ drive.
The spacious lounge area offers a sofa, plasma-screen TV, DVD player and an iPod docking station. A dining setting and laundry facilities are provided.
Located on the Lambert wine vineyards, Angaston Lambert Estate is 9 minutes’ drive from the Barossa Farmers Market. The Barossa Valley Golf Club is 20 minutes’ drive away.
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Angaston, Australia
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Are you looking for a unique Australian experience that takes you off the beaten path? Look no further than Angaston, a small town nestled in the heart of the Barossa Valley. As WE explore this charming locality, YOU will discover its rich history, delicious food and wine, and stunning natural beauty.
Angaston is known for its role in the Barossa's winemaking industry, with several world-renowned vineyards and wineries located in the area. YOU can take a tour and sample some of the delicious wines produced here, from crisp whites to full-bodied reds. Don't forget to also try the local produce, including artisanal cheeses and fresh produce grown in the surrounding farmland.
In addition to its culinary offerings, Angaston is also home to several historic landmarks. YOU can visit the Angaston Heritage Walk and learn about the town's history, from its beginnings as a German settlement to its role in the gold rush. Other notable sites include the Angaston War Memorial and the historic Angaston Railway Station.
Angaston is known for its role in the Barossa's winemaking industry, with several world-renowned vineyards and wineries located in the area. YOU can take a tour and sample some of the delicious wines produced here, from crisp whites to full-bodied reds. Don't forget to also try the local produce, including artisanal cheeses and fresh produce grown in the surrounding farmland.
In addition to its culinary offerings, Angaston is also home to several historic landmarks. YOU can visit the Angaston Heritage Walk and learn about the town's history, from its beginnings as a German settlement to its role in the gold rush. Other notable sites include the Angaston War Memorial and the historic Angaston Railway Station.
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