The family friendly cabin features a separate bedroom with a comfortable queen bed along with a pillow menu and extra blankets. A spacious living/ dining or second sleeping area has 1 king-single bed. There is an additional single bed and brand-new double-size memory foam sofa-bed available in the lounge upon request at time of booking. Portacot or quality innerspring wool-top toddler mattress (70x130cm) can be added for free for children already included in your occupancy numbers. | The bathroom is accessed through the bedroom suitable for small families and has an Airstream shower for a refreshing rain-like escape. Packed with complimentary toiletries and extra towels. | There are limited kitchenette facilities - suitable for heating up food with a microwave, kettle and toaster (no stove). The sun-drenched secluded patio has barbeque facilities and a selection of teas, coffees, hot chocolate and milk are complementary. We encourage guests to view our extensive recommendations that list popular dine-ins to convenient takeaways. | Recharge in a private setting in the misty clouds and experience the unique and homely semi-rural lifestyle. The clean, comfortable and friendly hospitality of Height of Dunedin suits a couple or up to 5 guests. With an energy efficient air-purifying heat pump stay cosy no matter Dunedin’s weather. Keep everyone entertained with 32-inch TV, Freeview channels, Chromecast, DVD player and library, puzzles, games and book exchange.

If you book the Breakfast Included package continental breakfast provisions will be delivered prior to your arrival, ready for you to prepare at your leisure. Our Local Flavours breakfast hamper highlights Harraways flavoured oat sachet with your choice of milk, muesli bar, toast with Otago honey or homemade jam/marmalade, fresh seasonal fruit and free-range eggs from our hens. | Would you like to book a memorable farm tour with our sons Leo and Toby (13,10) with an opportunity to ask questions and have close encounters with goats, deer and chickens? (small extra charge). | You’re travelling, you’re exploring… let us do your laundry for you while you’re out making memories (extra charge). | In continuing with sourcing and celebrating local ingredients for breakfast, Height of Dunedin has capitalised solar powered energy in its sustainability journey. Being environmentally efficient towels are encouraged to be reused and bed linens are serviced weekly. | We are a young couple with 2 boys. We own a lifestyle property with the additional cottage that is well-appointed for guest privacy 20 plus metres away from our home. During the weekends and summer evenings we enjoy working outside on our mini-farm, with our animals, our ever-growing lawn and never ending need for firewood.

Be amazed by the magnificent Milky Way. Catch a shooting star and the Southern Cross wonderfully clear away from city lights. | A direct 10 minutes drive to The Octagon CBD yet Height of Dunedin captures a retreat of feeling miles away. Especially close to the neighbouring forest walking tracks and the Flagstaff-Pineapple Walk with its stunning views of Dunedin and the Otago Peninsula from the western hill skyline. | Halfway between Mosgiel and Dunedin, under 10 minutes drive to Moana Pool, Speights Brewery tours, Mercy Hospital, Otago University, Dunedin Botanic Gardens. | 15-minutes to Forsyth Barr Stadium. | 25-minutes to Dunedin Airport. | Local’s secret: 9-minutes drive to a short bush walk to a cascading waterfall by day and a magical glow worm wonderland after dark. | Spend a day on the Otago Peninsula exploring Larnach Castle, lunching at Glenfalloch Gardens and immersing yourself in the ‘Wildlife Capital of New Zealand’ at Taiaroa Head and the Albatross Colony. | On a rainy day Toitu Otago Settlers and Otago Museums are sure to keep young and old interested. | Take a scenic drive to Port Chalmers and walk Aramoana Mole to view sunning sea lions. Stop at Carey’s Bay Hotel for a famous seafood platter. | Make a day trip north to Victorian Oamaru and spot yellow-eyed penguins in nature or book to see the little blue penguins toddle home at dusk.