Oakhill Estate

A place where serenity meets the sky. 

Perched among rolling hills and native bushland, Oakhill Estate is a haven for those seeking stillness, romance, and a deep connection to nature. Just a short drive from town, yet seemingly a world away, the estate opens up to endless skies and sweeping 360-degree views—a sanctuary where the everyday is left behind. 

The Glasshouse Cabin 

Thoughtfully designed with floor-to-ceiling glass walls, the Glasshouse Cabin is where luxury meets landscape. As light pours in from all directions, you’ll wake with the sun, soak in the soft glow of golden afternoons, and drift off beneath a star-strewn sky—all from the comfort of your private retreat. 

From your deck, watch mist rise gently from the valley as you sip freshly brewed coffee. Take a slow walk through the surrounding bush, listening to birdsong and the quiet rhythm of the land. When the day fades, there’s nothing quite like sliding into your private outdoor hot tub, glass of wine in hand, as the stars begin to scatter across the sky. 

Inside, the cabin offers quiet comfort at every turn. A soaking tub with views invites long, luxurious baths, while a crackling fireplace keeps things cozy in cooler months. A fully equipped kitchenette is stocked with locally sourced treats for slow breakfasts or impromptu cheese-and-wine afternoons. And with no Wi-Fi by design, you’ll feel gently nudged into presence, connection, and rest. 

This is a place to be—not to do. But when the mood strikes, there are moments waiting: 

• Picnic hampers brimming with regional produce, ready for a lazy lunch among wildflowers 

• Evening fireside chats by the outdoor firepit as the sky deepens into dusk 

• Local wine tastings just down the road, showcasing the rich flavours of the region 

• Private yoga or meditation sessions on the deck, with only birdsong for background music 

Whether you’re here for a romantic escape, a solo soul-reset, or simply to breathe more deeply, Oakhill invites you to slow down, sink in, and fall in love—with the landscape, with each other, and maybe even with yourself.