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Armata Grove, Onkaparinga Hills

Armata Grove offers a romantic and relaxed atmosphere. Set on 10 acres, stroll though the olive grove and enjoy views to the sea or just relax with a glass of wine on the balcony overlooking the lawn and bush setting. Discover many types of birds and watch the sun set. Enjoy the hospitality and privacy.

The apartment offers open plan living with combustion heater and air conditioning, fully equipped kitchen and Victorian ash floors throughout. There is one bedroom with a king size bed, two person spa and rain fall shower.

Close to the Fleurieu wine region and five minutes to the township of Clarendon and Southern Vales wineries.

Accommodation Options

Apartment

One king size bed and double sofa bed.

Website: www.armatagrove.com

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