Summary:
Seven is a lovely king size one bedroom loft-style apartment sleeping a couple with plenty of style, for a week or just a sneaky weekend getaway. The perfect couples retreat.

With 82 sq/m of open plan space and plenty of privacy, the apartment is a mirror image of Aquabelle Seven.
Six is designed for the discerning couple looking for more than a traditional hotel room. It really feels like a city apartment with all the creature comforts.

The Space:
The main bedroom includes a comfortable king bed with crisp white bed linen and plenty of storage so you can really unpack. The stunning full bathroom with stone bath and walk-in shower complete with cosy bathrobes and slippers is perfect. The apartment then opens out to a kitchen, lounge dining area with 3 seater leather couch, a reading nook and separate dining area for 4. The rear balcony terrace is plant filled with a small outdoor seating area.

A full size fridge/freezer, microwave, electric oven and cooktop and espresso coffee machine rounds out the galley kitchen. And for that healthy breakfast smoothie a Nutri-bullet is also provided.

Secure, gated parking for one car is included free of charge. Access to the apartment is via a covered external stairwell.

Key-less entry and complimentary wi-fi completes this fabulous holiday space.

Our one bedroom loft apartments do not face the beach but who needs a view when you have each other right?

Guest Access:
The entire loft style apartment is yours to enjoy. The carpark and stairwell are shared with other guests.

The Neighborhood:
The coastal town of Rye is situated on the popular holiday destination of the Mornington Peninsula, nestled between Rosebud and Blairgowrie.

Point Nepean Road is Rye's main thoroughfare, running parallel to the town's bay beach. The main concentration of shops is located east of Dundas Street and includes a hotel, eateries, a major supermarket and other retailers.

Rye's main beach offers a safe shallow, shoreline ideal for small children. There is a pier, several boat ramps, and attractive foreshore facilities with picnic areas, shelters, playgrounds and walking tracks.

Around a kilometre west of the Rye Jetty is an outcrop of land called White Cliffs. At the base of the cliffs is a reconstructed old Lime Burners Kiln - a reminder of the mid-1800s when the extraction of lime was the area's primary industry. Scenic views along the coast can be enjoyed from lookout above the kiln.

Rye extends southwards across the narrow width of the Mornington Peninsula in this area, right down to the coastline fronting the open waters of Bass Strait. The Mornington Peninsula National Park spans the foreshore here, consisting of scenic walking tracks, rocky coastal features, dunes and pockets of sandy beach. A pathway and steps extends from Tasman Drive down to the sandy bay at Number 16 Beach.

Further south-east along the coast is Rye Ocean Beach, accessed from the southern end of Dundas Street. Officially located within in the small coastal community of St Andrews Beach, the beach and foreshore area also forms part of the Mornington Peninsula National Park, offering wide expanses of sandy beaches and rolling sand dunes covered in native vegetation. The next beach of significance further along the coast is St Andrews Beach which can be accessed via the car park at the end of Paradise Drive. Views can be enjoyed along the coast towards Cape Schanck and its lighthouse.

Getting Around:
A car and Google maps are a winner for this large region. But there are a growing number of Uber drivers and designated driver/tour operators available for a door to door service.

Other Things to Note:
This apartment does not face the beach. It faces the rear laneway.
The length of stay on weekends is 2 nights, long weekends 3 nights, Easter 4 nights.

Interaction with Guests:
We like to leave you in peace to enjoy your stay. If you do need advice or help with anything, we are a text or phone-call away. And please... if anything is bugging you during your stay, tell us and we will provide a solution as soon as possible.