Welcome to Maisie’s. Named for the current owner’s grandmother, three generations have been lucky enough to holiday or live in the home and are delighted to share it with you. With a cricket pitch-worthy backyard and cosy log fire, it’s the perfect retreat in summer or winter (in fact, winter might just be our favourite season in Robe…sshhhhh). The house retains its rustic charm but has all the mod cons you want – the perfect base for a carefree and relaxed stay.

The property is in a private location while being close to the village conveniences. Take an easy wander down the main street for shopping, cafes, restaurants and cellar doors – or soak in the spectacular coastline along one of the walking paths. With outstanding local wineries and beaches to explore, a fascinating history, fresh seafood to sample, adventures aplenty and so much more – your stay can include as much or as little activity as you like. The home is suitable for couples, a getaway with friends or even the solo traveler. Some of our favourites: • Savour a warm sticky bun at The Attic House • Visit the iconic Cape Dombey Obelisk (for the perfect Robe photo) • Get your caffeine hit from a locally roasted Mahalia coffee • Enjoy a local beer or wine at the Cally (Caledonian Inn) • A long lunch at Sails (the lobster thermidor pie or a crayfish is a must) • If you’re here in summer, enter a team in twilight lawn bowls (bonus: the club has the best view in Robe) • Take in live music at one of a few venues in town – the Cally, Robe Hotel or Woodsoak Wines often have local artists playing • Take a drive along Long Beach – it’s 14km of perfection

Robe is a perfect spot to soak up the sun on long sandy white beaches and kick back in cosmopolitan cafes and glam galleries. Start your day off with a famous Mahallia coffee and breakfast at one of our many great Cafes, sample the smorgasbord of local seafood on offer (Robe is famed for its crayfish) and wind down with a local brew at the Caledonian Hotel (The Calli). Browse boutique shops, stroll along Long Beach stretching 14km of sandy-white bliss or drive right on to the sand and spend the day enjoying the surf. Soak in the seaside scenery on a coastal walk and stop for a photo at the insta-famous Cape Dombey Obelisk. You will need a car to access our home. There is limited public transport in the region