White Cedars

Kitchen:
900mm gas stove/electric oven, Bosch dishwasher, large fridge/freezer, double sink, stone benchtops, filtered drinking water, ‘Nespresso’ coffee machine, toaster, stick blender & sandwich press.

Upstairs Living:
Outdoors the deck balcony is complete with a gas barbecue, esky and dining table & chairs, all at treetop level with seaviews upcoast. The views continue indoors which has a bamboo-floored open plan lounge/dining area, fully furnished with art, contemporary rugs, a spacious L-shaped full-grain leather sofa, oversize Jardan solid wood dining table with chairs and Smart 42” TV with Netflix, Fetch, DVD player and Sonos sound bar.

Downstairs Living:
The second lounge area has two comfy Danish sofas, various colonial and occasional chairs, and a large rug over the polished concrete floor which is heated in winter. And a modest library of books to curl up with.

Main Bedroom:
Upstairs a queen sized bed with fine linen, commodious built-in wardrobes, spare clothes rails, private access to the outer deck, sea views and an ensuite bathroom with excellent shower, mirrors and storage.

Second Bedroom:
Downstairs a double bed with fine linen, a wardrobe, spare clothes rail and bedside storage

Third Bedroom:
Downstairs a double bed with fine linen, chest of drawers, spare clothes rail and bedside storage

Main Bathroom:
Downstairs, with powerful, walk-in shower a large, free-standing bath and separate toilet.

Laundry:
Top loading automatic washing machine, iron and ironing board, beach toys, spare towels and blankets

Garden: Covered decking with outdoor seating, outside shower, maintained garden with mature trees, fruit orchard and ample parking for vehicles

About the location

White Cedars is our place to unwind, just a breath away from the sea. From gentle sunrise over the eastern hills to sunset over our empty beach it never fails to shift us down a gear or two. It's a perfect nook from which to visit the wineries, cafes and markets of McLaren Vale and the Fleurieu Peninsula or strike out to the theatre, galleries, music and dining of the city.

Most days find us relaxing in the shade of the garden, then slipping out down the path to the beach, below the cliffs, which is all empty sky and sand. Summer public holidays aside, the beach is tranquil with a gentle mix of horse riding, dog walking and early morning boats fishing offshore. Summer is perfect for swimming and diving in the expansive, clear-blue waters. Post office, general store and cafe with barista coffee, seafood and takeaway pizza... all to hand.

These lands are still home to the Kaurna people and are the site of a notable freshwater spring. This also drew the British colonists to settle in this area, noted on a commemorative plaque near the Esplanade. Sellicks Beach originated in 1925 as the "Sellick’s Beach Estate" developed by Aldinga pastoralists George & Robert Herrick and lost it's apostrophe along the way. You'll cross Herrick Street on your way to the beach.

Those are our footnotes, write your own adventure while you're here!

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