Located in the heart of Russell, this gorgeous three-bedroom holiday home which has been professionally designed and decorated is the ideal spot for a relaxing Bay of Islands escape. This bright and refreshing holiday home is waiting for you to put your feet up with a coffee from the provided machine and sink into a good book. Make yourself comfortable in the open-plan living space, watch your favourite channels and stay connected on the complimentary WiFi. The glass doors provide seamless indoor-outdoor flow on to the sheltered deck, where you can dine alfresco with a meal prepared in the fully equipped kitchen. Enjoy a glass of wine, and watch the kids play a game of backyard cricket on the lawn. The five bedrooms comfortably sleep up to ten guests. The master is fitted with a queen-sized bed and has an ensuite bathroom, while the second and third bedrooms feature a queen-sized bed and two singles, the annexe is joined by a covered walkway and has 2 extra bedrooms and bathroom - there are bunk set (2 beds) and 1 queen bed. A guest toilet and separate laundry downstairs add to the conveniences for your stay. You’ll love the resort style living here, with fantastic, shared recreation facilities to keep everyone entertained throughout your stay. Take a dip in the swimming or spa pool, get the BBQ grilling, and the kids will absolutely love the small playground. Not only does this holiday home offer you a tranquil place to relax, there is also an array of places to explore and activities to enjoy in the area. Walk three minutes to indulge in some delicious restaurants and cafes in the area. You must try the famous Duke of Marlborough, or Hones Garden for some great local fare. Head to the Russell Wharf to take one of the many tours on offer. Take a dolphin cruise to the Hole in the Rock, take a game fishing charter, or unleash your adventurous side in a high speed jet boat ride. Or enjoy a balmy beach day at Oneroa Bay, just a three-minute drive away from home. To immerse yourself in the history of the town, make your way to Pompallier House built in 1842, or the Russell Museum to explore the wonderful collection of New Zealand history.