We spend a lot of time in New York City and my wife is really good at finding nice hotels at a price that won't bust the budget. Our last trip to the city put us in a nice hotel at a decent rate and it even came with history, and a few surprises in the bathroom, of all places.
We spend a lot of time in New York City and my wife is really good at finding nice hotels at a price that won't bust the budget. Our last trip to the city put us in a nice hotel at a decent rate and it even came with history, and a few surprises in the bathroom, of all places.
We spend a lot of time in New York City and my wife is really good at finding nice hotels at a price that won't bust the budget. Our last trip to the city put us in a nice hotel at a decent rate and it even came with history, and a few surprises in the bathroom, of all places.
We spend a lot of time in New York City and my wife is really good at finding nice hotels at a price that won't bust the budget. Our last trip to the city put us in a nice hotel at a decent rate and it even came with history, and a few surprises in the bathroom, of all places.
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Subscriber only Creek-frontage, three national parks as neighbours and a dedicated yoga room with Japanese tatami mats: it sounds like a dream, but this is a real property that has recently hit the market. 777 Wilsons Creek Road in Wilsons Creek is for sale with a price guide of $5.5 million. Built in 2000 with Feng Shui principles in mind, the home boasts six bedrooms and six bathrooms, a yoga room and meditation space. It sits on a 2.95 hectare property, in the Byron hinterland inland from Mullumbimby, with an 800 metre frontage to Wilsons Creek. The stunning property, being marketed by McGrath Byron Bay, has gorgeous gardens featuring a wide range of homegrown produce including oranges, mandarins, various lemons, lemonade tree, grapefruit, limes, bananas, lychees, peaches, pecan, macadamia, guava, plums, ginger and turmeric.