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Escape to Rivendell Farm Estate: A tranquil retreat in Tambo Upper scenic countrysideRivendell Farm Estate offers a peaceful retreat in Tambo Upper, just 25 minutes from Bairnsdale. Surrounded by rolling hills and the Tambo River, it's an idyllic escape from Melbourne. By news@gippsland - 14th August 2024 - Back to News There's no unwinding like the type you get at Rivendell Farm Estate. Located in the idyllic countryside of the Tambo Upper farmlands (25 minutes' drive from Bairnsdale), sits Rivendell Farm Estate. This unique property rests on acres and acres of sweeping hills and a patchwork of fields, taking in views across the graceful Tambo River. It's a world away, less than 4 hours away from Melbourne. 
The 1800s homestead is the property's centrepiece, surrounded by manicured gardens, orchards, truffle trees, and charming farm animals, including highland cows and a peacock named Blueberry Farm stay accommodationIt's hard to top the accommodation in terms of uniqueness - guests stay in a converted water tank. The 1-bedroom accommodation has been immaculately converted with polished concrete floors and private bathroom. All the finer touches are in place in the kitchen and you'll be pampered with luxe bedding and Salus toiletries. There's a fireplace to snuggle up next to, and a cedar hot tub outdoors, perfect for taking in the views. 
Guests stay in a unique, converted water tank with polished concrete floors, luxe bedding, a private bathroom, and an outdoor cedar hot tub As if the panoramic views of lush, bucolic countryside weren't enough, the grounds here are immaculate. Amble through manicured gardens, an expansive orchard, veggie gardens and even a truffle tree plantation. Roving around the property you'll find chickens with character, and adorable sheep, alpacas and miniature donkeys. Perhaps first place in the farm animals' pageant goes to the seductive highland cows who'll munch on bread straight from your hands. Keep an eye out for the beautiful resident peacock named Blueberry. Weddings and eventsThe centrepiece of the property is the 1800s homestead, a nod to the heritage of the region. As if the panoramic views of lush, bucolic countryside weren't enough, the grounds here are immaculate. Amble through manicured gardens, an expansive orchard, veggie gardens and even a truffle tree plantation. 
With its stunning backdrop, Rivendell is a top choice for events. Albert & Co Catering creates custom menus showcasing East Gippsland's finest produce for any occasion Roving around the property you'll find chickens with character, and adorable sheep, alpacas and miniature donkeys. Perhaps first place in the farm animals' pageant goes to the seductive highland cows who'll munch on bread straight from your hands. Keep an eye out for the beautiful resident peacock named Blueberry. With a backdrop like this, it's no wonder the property ranks highly for weddings and special events. Known throughout East Gippsland for exquisite menu design and execution, Albert & Co Catering happily whipped up customised menus at Rivendell. Heroin East Gippsland's stunning produce, they can design something for an intimate wedding or a large lavish celebration. Pictures from Visit Gippsland website.
Source: http://gippsland.com/ Published by: news@gippsland.com
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