A dark ember in a golden paddock. Ember is a cosy hearth for four, in the heart of the Mudgee wine region.
Your Stay
Ember is a one-of-a-kind home, built with care and made for slowing down.
Here, the day simply unfolds. Rise with the sun and stay in bed a little longer, watching the sky change while the paddock wakes up. Curl up with that book you've been wanting to finish and a hot cuppa as the breeze cleanses you with that fresh countryside air. Watch the tall grass shift from gold to silver as the sun moves across the sky, and let the quiet of the valley do the rest. Cook a long dinner with the people you love, and open a bottle of wine and let the evening stretch out with that magical sunset we ourselves fell in love with.
The furniture and kitchenware are a thoughtfully curated collection of things we love, intended to make the house feel cosy the moment you walk in. We've even designed and built some of the furniture ourselves. Two bedrooms, room for four, and nowhere you need to be. Make our home your unforgettable stay in the countryside.
The house at a glance.
Two bedrooms, room for four.
Each bedroom has a queen bed, so it works as well for two couples or a group of friends.
A fully equipped kitchen.
Made for long meals, we have everything you need for that cook up you don't have time for.
Warm in winter, cool in summer.
Heating and air conditioning throughout, plus two fireplaces: one indoors for slow winter evenings, and one outside for after dark under the stars.
Everything else you need.
Wifi, a smart TV, a laundry, and one and a half bathrooms.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a minimum stay requirement?
Minimum stay is 2 nights.
Are pets or children welcome?
Unfortunately no pets or children under 12 allowed.
What time is check-in and check-out?
Check-in is at 3pm, and check-out is at 10am.
How far is Ember from Mudgee?
Ember sits on thirty acres, fifteen minutes from Mudgee town and close to some of the region's best-loved wineries and cellar doors.
How far is Ember from Sydney?
About four hours by car. We suggest stopping by the Black Cuckatoo in Lawson in the Blue Mountains to fuel up.
What's the best time of year to visit?
Mudgee is lovely year-round. Spring brings blossom and long golden evenings, autumn brings that crisp fresh breeze across the valley, and winter is made for the fireplace and a nice glass of red.
