The Coombe is a two bedroom modern rammed earth and glass luxury holiday home, inspired by the Usonian hexagonal designs of Frank Lloyd Wright, in particular the Berger House. With all rooms enjoying sweeping unsurpassed views over Wilson Inlet and the Nullaki Peninsula through floor to ceiling glazing, a friendly relaxed atmosphere is generated by open plan living and wrap around verandas. Our restorations have concluded and make "The Coombe" even more beautiful than ever.. We have completed the second bathroom, it is now sparkling white with new tiles in the shower recess and new white non-skid floor tiles, super modern toilet and bathroom cabinet. Just lovely. A warm, golden carpet has been installed through out the whole house with matching coloured curtains. Our wonderful new leather furniture, 2 x 3 seater couches and 2 x recliner rocker chairs are super for relaxation watching tv. The dining room chairs cushions have been recovered and look bright and cheerful. The outside woodwork has had another coat of oil which brings up the rich jarrah colour and the verandah re-oiled. The best part is the tariff has not increased. You will love it there and not want to leave.

We just love that visitors feel so welcome and at home when they arrive at this lovely house. Everyone has a meet and greet from our manager, and home made preserves of jam and sambal are waiting. For those who stay 3 nights or more there is also a bottle of excellent local wine, Harewood Estate, my husband regards the winemaker James Kellie as the best in the Great Southern district. Springtime is still cool so the fire is set and there is plenty of wood under cover. It is a delight to snuggle down on the couch by the fire with a good book while it rains outside, very relaxing & comforting. Just reclining in our new Lazyboy rockers is heaven after a busy day sightseeing or you may prefer to sit on the extremely comfortable outside chairs, with a glass of wine, relax and watch the parrots and honeyeaters come to the birdfeeder for their last feed of the day and delight you all with their variety and antics, especially the pink and grey galahs that love to squabble over their place at the feeder. The bronzewing pidgeons try to bully them all out of the way with some success. The small wrens, firetails, pardelotes and silvereyes are the last to feed and love the coconut I put out.

Denmark is a charming little town on the Denmark River which opens into the Wilson Inlet, which then opens through the bar into the Southern Ocean. The bar has just been opened for this year following the wonderful rainfall we have had and the water is running freely into the ocean. It is in the middle of the forest of tall Karri trees, on the edge of a rugged coastline of cliffs pounded by the Southern Ocean. Ocean Beach is a famous surfing beach, while 13 ks along the Walpole Road is William Bay with the superb beaches of Mad Fish Bay, Elephant Rocks and Greens Pool all withing walking distance, famous for the huge smooth outcrops of rocks and safe swimming beaches. The renowned wineries and cafes are just lovely scenic drives along Mt. Shadforth or historic Scotsdale Road, fun to discover. The whole of the Great Southern is delightfully green right now, and the canola flowers bright yellow which makes the drive a thing of beauty. Even better the wildflowers coming out now will be superb this year, that rainfall was such a blessing after dry years. With the Bibbulmun Track at the end of the the garden there are walks of great beauty around the Inlet and to Monkey Rock.