Heritage Wines has renovated the original cottage on the Heritage Wines estate, which dates back to the 1850’s. Lucy’s House is a self-contained bed and breakfast for 1 couple, with a beautifully appointed bedroom and bathroom and a fully equipped kitchen. Taking in the view of the vineyards and Barossa ranges, all of which can be soaked up through the cottage windows while relaxing in the pioneer cast iron bed. Generous provisions for a continental or cooked breakfast using homemade and local Barossa produce, plus a complimentary bottle of wine is provided. •Television •Queen sized bed •Air Conditioner •Full Cooking Facilities •Wireless Internet •Electric Blankets •Underfloor heating in bathroom •Complimentary bottle of Heritage Wines wine •Access to a decanter of Heritage Wines fortified wine •10% discount in cellar door •Vasse Virgin toiletries •Full Breakfast Provisions – Apex Bakery bread (Barossa made) – Thornby Fine Meat’s bacon (Barossa made) – Jersey Fresh Milk (Barossa made) – Nippy’s Orange Juice (South Australian made) – Scullery Made tea (Barossa made) – Madura tea (Australian made) – Beerenburg Jams (South Australian made) – Fresh eggs (from

Heritage Wines was established in 1984 and is situated in the historic village of Marananga, a region of increasing viticultural acclaim, having produced some of the Barossa’s finest wines for over 100 years. The winery is a small family-owned enterprise run by winemaker Steve Hoff. With glorious views over the vineyards to the Barossa ranges, this picturesque cellar door offers old fashioned hospitality. A small, but impressive range of varietal wines has gained an enthusiastic following, with increasing export demands to the UK, Europe, the USA and Asia.

Tours: Discover the Barossa with a friendly local guide. We recommend the following Barossa winery tour companies who will pick you up from Lucy’s House before taking you on a personalised tour. •Barossa Taste Sensations •Barossa Experience Tours For a full list of Barossa Valley tour operators, please contact the Barossa Tourist office. Plan your stay: A wide variety of cellar doors, eateries and experiences are located on Seppeltsfield Road for you to explore. For more information, see the 'Seppeltsfield Road' website. For more information on planning your stay, please contact us or the Barossa Tourist office.