Ferienunterkünfte in Modbury

Best of Both Worlds Studio Apartment

Our studio apartment is within walking distance to the Black Hill Conservation Park (which has stunning views as in photos), and public transport to the city centre. We live on a quiet no-through street with cafes, restaurants, supermarkets and amenities within a few minutes' drive away. The Studio Apartment is completely detached from our home ensuring your privacy and includes a kitchenette (microwave cooking only) and en-suite. Please note that while we do allow dogs, cats are not welcome.

Tea Tree Gully Tranquility

Self-contained 2 bedroom guesthouse in beautiful Tea Tree Gully. Situated at the base of the Adelaide foothills in peaceful native tree surroundings, walking distance to function venue House of Haines, restaurants, cafes, bakery and takeaway shops. Anstey Hill recreation park is on your doorstep, there are walking trails where kangaroos or koalas can be seen and views overlooking the city. Complimentary breakfast hamper and bottle of sparkling water on arrival. Tea, coffee, sugar and milk.

Light and Bright Garden Setting

Relax with the whole family at this peaceful place to stay conveniently located approx 20mins north of the city and easy access to the Barossa Valley and Mawson Lakes. Featuring 3 bedrooms, main bedroom with sliding door opening onto rear garden. 2 living areas, kitchen and dining. Reverse cycle heating/cooling in living rooms and main bedroom and ceiling fans in bedroom 2 and 3. Secure garage parking. Walking distance to facilities including bus stop and supermarket. Wifi and netflix.

Wynn Vale House in quiet cul de sac

Clean well presented fully equipped home within easy access to shopping centre and public transport. It is a lovely quiet area where you can explore the many walking tracks or stroll down to the nearby lake, a great location for a day trip to explore the Barossa Valley Wine region. The City is a short 25min bus ride once there you can jump on and off the free tram service exploring the many attractions in our beautiful city of Adelaide or catch a tram down to beautiful Glenelg Beach

The Library Loft-amazing views and pool, loft stay

Stay in our spacious loft. Please note: NO SMOKING. The apartment is a few meters away from the main house, but very private. Views to the sea and city. It has an en-suite, kitchenette with sink, bar fridge, induction cooktop, electric grill, convection microwave, Nespresso pod machine and essential items. Pool available. Breakfast provisions and snacks provided to make your stay even better! Close to services but a hills retreat where you may hear koalas and Kookaburras.

Countryside Barn Loft Retreat at Marybank Estate

A beautifully restored 1842 Barn Loft set on 60 acres just 12km from Adelaide. With exposed beams, whitewashed walls, a claw-foot tub, wood fire, Smart TV, and vineyard views, it’s the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort. Enjoy a King bed, kitchenette, balcony, luxe linens, and breakfast provisions. Includes a bottle of Marybank wine, chocolates, and peaceful surrounds near national parks and the Adelaide Hills wine region.

Self contained garden cottage.

This address is close to the OBahn interchange for easy city access. Quiet no through road for easy parking. Close to popular shopping/ cafe districts and Linear Park and playground . There is no gas connected, but adequate electric cooking provisions. Helpful hosts who value your privacy. Families are welcome to message us if an extra children's mattress is required.

Attractive Modern Retreat close to the City

Luxury, contemporary modern living. Tranquil self contained private retreat in leafy Eastern suburb. Close to the city with restaurants and shopping nearby. 10 minutes to the city by car and Penfolds winery and restaurant just up the road. I will be available if needed for advice and suggestions. One bedroom with a new Queen bed. Unlimited Wifi and Smart TV available.

Juniper Grove • Adelaide Hills Log Cabin

Juniper Grove is a thoughtful little log cabin, nestled in the Adelaide Hills. Originally built by hand in the 1970s and lovingly restored over the past year, this place is a rich, thoughtful one that you won't want to leave. Think floor to ceiling wood, board games aplenty, cozy flax-linen sheets, birdsong and the call of native birds as you rest and recharge.