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Cockle Bay House, Kincumber South

Cockle Bay House is a sandstone style mansion hidden on 10 acres of natural bushland which backs onto Cockle Bay on the beautiful Brisbane Water. Close to Terrigal and 8 other beaches.

All rooms are tastefully decorated with private verandahs. Large living area and conservatory for guests.

Guests can relax and enjoy the wildlife and peaceful surroundings or take advantage of the wide range of activities on offer on the property and close by.

This operator is a member of Central Coast Tourism.

Accommodation Options

Double Room

Double Room

Queen Room

Queen Room

Website: www.cocklebayhouse.com.au

Popular Activities

  • Bird Watching
  • Bush Walking
  • Fishing - Estuary
  • Swimming

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