Rosby Guesthouse, Eurunderee

Location

Rosby Guesthouse is located on a working vineyard property in Eurunderee, nestled on 80 acres of picturesque landscape. Guests can explore the property, including walking tracks that pass through paddocks, fields, and eucalypt trees. The site is known for its proximity to the Cudgegong River and the Lawson Park Sculpture Walk.

Accommodation

The hotel offers a four-bedroom guesthouse accommodating up to eight guests, alongside a private one-bedroom studio apartment for couples. Each bedroom in the guesthouse contains a king bed, which can be split into singles, with well-appointed ensuite bathrooms. Guests enjoy luxury touches such as high-quality linens and a spacious open-plan dining and lounge area with cathedral ceilings.

Art and Wine Experience

Rosby serves as a destination to engage in art and wine, with a cellar door that allows for personalized wine tastings alongside the vineyard. The hotel is renowned for its low-impact viticulture, producing boutique wines like cabernet sauvignon and shiraz. Guests can also participate in art workshops led by experienced tutors throughout the year.

Dining

Dining at Rosby emphasizes paddock-to-plate meals, highlighted by local produce and ingredients from the garden. Guests can enjoy cheese and charcuterie platters or the famous burnt Basque cheesecake paired with their selected wines. The versatile kitchen in the guesthouse facilitates social cooking experiences and memorable group meals.

Art Gallery and Exhibitions

The permanent art gallery at Rosby features works from both emerging and established Australian artists. Regular exhibitions showcase sculptures and hanging pieces, facilitating a cultural connection to contemporary art. The annual Sculptures in the Garden event enhances the outdoor space with over 260 art installations.

Highlights

Location: 80 acres of picturesque landscape

Accommodation: four-bedroom guesthouse for up to 8 guests

Art Experience: personalized wine tastings with the vigneron

Dining: fabulous burnt Basque cheesecake

Exhibitions: permanent gallery featuring Australian artists