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Shadow Creek

Adelaide, SA

A one-bedroom cottage on a 20-acre working vineyard paddock between McLaren Vale and Willunga, built by Chelsea and Brad alongside their small-batch Shadow Creek Winery (cellar door open Friday to Sunday). Polished concrete floors, a double-sided fireplace opening to the bedroom, a deep bath overlooking the vines. Pantry and wine fridge stocked with Shadow Creek wines and local craft beer. Sheep, lambs and a guardian alpaca on the property after harvest.

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314 Rifle Range Rd, McLaren Vale SA
Region
Adelaide
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