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Avalon House, Murwillumbah

Avalon House is a large Queensland style home, built in 1901 and renovated to retain it’s charm as a grand residence.

Surrounded by tropical gardens, design your own package or choose from one that has been designed for you. Avalon House has been designed to give you a break.

Included in all breaks are pool, spa, sweat lodge and gym. Other services including personal training, massage,beauty therapy and youga are additional unless specified in our packages. Our way is not to charge for services you do not use. All meals are included and designed to your specific nutritional requirements.

Our menu changes according to the season and our guests needs.

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Website: www.avalomhouse.com.au

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