Nether Hill Farm is one of the oldest farms in South Australia. It was given as a land grant to William Lillecrapp in the 1840s. Originally the property was 400 acres and the first crops grown here were apples and pears.

Between 1983 and 2006 strawberries were the main focus. Early in 2007 the property was sold to its 4th owner and it is now being developed as an organic farm. The initial focus is on organically grown vegetables and berries to be sold mainly from the farm shop. The first fruit trees have been planted and a variety of fruit will be available in the future.

The property now hosts a Bed and Breakfast in the original section of the Nether Hill homestead built in the 1840s. The pergola, extensive lawn areas and fern garden are available for functions and picnics.

Hosted but very private self contained peaceful suite in this historic stone homestead.  Built in the 1840s with a beautiful view across the Kenton Valley.

Experience the fresh air and wonderful wildlife with Blue Wrens resident at the cottage and koalas in the gardens. The Guests are invited to explore the property and in particular enjoy walking in the extensive fern, and native plant garden. Open or secluded lawned picnic areas are also available.

• 2 queen sized bedrooms
• Stunning views of sunrise and moonrise across the valley
• Well equipped kitchen which seats up to 6 people
• Large lounge room with TV/DVD and wood fire
• Thick stone walls create warmth in winter and coolness in summer
• Modern bathroom (hair dryer provided)
• Environmentally friendly & herbal based products used

 
Cook your own breakfast using quality provision from organic sources where possible including free range eggs and homemade jams.

Special dietary requirements accommodated when possible.

Check in or out at your convenience by arrangement.

Due to water features, farm machinery and animals, this property is not suitable for small children unless supervised at all times.

Sorry no pets