Bedroom & Bathroom Configuration Bedroom 1: Queen bed Bedroom 2: Queen bed Bedroom 3: Queen bed Bedroom 4: 4 Single beds Bathroom 1: Bath, separate shower & toilet Bathroom 2: Shower & toilet upstairs Bathroom 3: Shower & toilet near laundry Step back in time at Bonnie Blink, a French Pavilion-style home built in 1874 from local sandstone, once owned by the Hordern and MacKillop families. This charming retreat blends historic elegance with modern comfort, featuring timber floors, classic styling, and cosy seating around an open fireplace—perfect for unwinding with a book, movie, or wine. The kitchen retains period charm while being fully equipped, complemented by a stylish dining room with another fireplace. The home accommodates up to 10 guests across four spacious bedrooms, with two bedrooms and two modern bathrooms downstairs, and two bedrooms with a pristine bathroom upstairs. A private upstairs sitting area offers a peaceful retreat. Outside, enjoy garden and bushland views from the full-length verandah, ideal for alfresco dining by the third open fireplace. The expansive gardens are a paradise for children, blooming with roses and dahlias, and home to a grand Anthony Hordern Oak. As part of a working farm, guests can interact with grazing cows and chickens, even collecting fresh eggs! Explore Mt Victoria, Blackheath, or Lithgow for charming cafes and family-friendly dining, including Alchemy Woodfire Pizza and the Lolly Bug. Experience the tranquility, heritage, and natural beauty of the Blue Mountains at Bonnie Blink—book your escape today! Please Note: Wood fireplaces are available with a starter pack of firewood. Booking requires guest verification, including ID, credit card, and a one thousand dollar security deposit hold 7 days before check-in.

Little Hartley is a quaint rural escape in the foothills of the Blue Mountains full of old-world charm and bush serenity. The Gory'u Japanese Gardens and Highfield Gardens are nearby, and you can experience 19th-century living at the Hartly Historical Site. On the way to Lithgow, stop at the Hassan Walls lookout-the highest scenic point in the Blue Mountains. Lithgow is a 20-minute drive and offers supermarkets, dining, and the Gang Gang Gallery. Continue a little further afield to ride the scenic Zig Zag railway. A quick 10-minute drive takes you to Mt Victoria, where you can catch a movie at the iconic Mt Vick Flicks, while just beyond, discover the beautiful town of Blackheath, home to Govetts Leap lookout. Getting There Little Hartley is approximately a 1.5-hour drive from Sydney along the M4 and Great Western Highway. Turn off at Baaners Lane.