Kirkendale, Adelaide

The Kirkendale self contained apartment bed and breakfast accommodation, with exclusive use of a private, self-contained, three-room, apartment nestled in a peaceful, leafy garden.
The main bedroom overlooks the rose garden, while the open plan living area opens onto a sun-dappled patio through French doors – inviting the garden in. The country-style furnishings and terra cotta floors add to the idyllic setting, with a “hint of the Provence”. Fresh flowers, fruit basket and generous provisions for continental breakfast, including Twinings teas and real coffee.

Alfresco breakfasts can be enjoyed on the patio, surrounded by an almost tropical garden, with purple bougainvillea, numerous palms, lavender, roses, Abyssinian banana palm, grape fruit and lemon trees. The canopy of trees is a safe haven for birds and the occasional possum when they visit our garden.
Smoking outdoors only.

Kirkendale is set in a lush garden, conveniently located in St Georges a leafy suburb at base of the Adelaide foothills, just 10mins (5km) from the city centre. An ideal base for discovering Adelaide and the nearby hills. Location: 1.7km from corner Portrush and Mt Barker Roads (Princes Highway). Five kms or ten minutes south east of Adelaide. Buses 143 and 145 run regularly to the city.

Adelaide, home of the world famous bi-annual Festival of Arts and Womadelaide, offers the visitor a treasure trove of restaurants, bistros and sidewalk cafes. Take a walk through the botanical gardens or one of the many parks and gardens on a balmy summer evening or sip a glass of wine while enjoying the sunset from Mount Lofty. Relax on white sandy beaches just minutes from the city by historic tram.

The Mount Lofty Ranges, historic Hahndorf, Cleland Wildlife Park are all within a short drive. The Barossa Valley and the Southern Vale districts, two of Australia’s premier wine regions are both comfortable day trips. The Fleurieu Peninsula offers bushwalking or the chance to explore long deserted beaches. In the autumn, winter and spring whale watching is a popular pastime. Jenny and Steve’s interests include sports, the arts, history and gardening, they are both extremely well-travelled and this is reflected in their gracious but unobtrusive hosting. Steve speaks French, German and a smattering of Dutch.