Clean, Comfortable and Friendly Hospitality in Semi-rural Dunedin

Welcome to Height of Dunedin. Relax in a newly renovated and double-glazed 1-bedroom cottage in the misty clouds and experience a NZ semi-rural style living. A sunny, clean and tidy, 44 square metre, 2-room detached guesthouse sits behind our house in the heart of a unique 6-acre property. You are nestled below awesome pine trees with a well-appointed courtyard garden.

Height of Dunedin is a peaceful, tranquil hideaway slightly out of the city. We are a 5km drive to a supermarket, cafes and restaurants. It is a direct 10 minutes drive to the Octagon and local sites. Recharge with a wine under the outdoor veranda. Be amazed by the magnificent Milky Way. Catch a shooting star and the Southern Cross wonderfully clear away from city lights.

You can hand feed the pet animals in a self-guided tour and awaken to the morning chorus of local birdlife. Bird watch for these species that are either resident or fly in seasonally: tuis, bellbirds, rosella parrots, wood pigeons, magpies, paradise ducks, hawks, owls and pet hens.

The living area has a TV with Freeview channels, DVD player and access to our favourite DVD movies, board games, puzzles, magazines and book exchange.
Heat pump with Air Purifying System and Air conditioner.
Iron and ironing board included. There is no guest washing machine however we offer a wash and dry laundry service for $12 a load. There is also Laundromat within a 10 minute drive.

A short drive to a supermarket, cafes, restaurants, Moana Pool and Speights Brewery. An easy and direct 10 min drive to the Octagon, Taieri Gorge Railway, Toitu Otago Settlers Museum, Otago University or Mosgiel.

8 km to the Forsyth Barr Stadium.

25 minute from Dunedin Airport.

Childrens outdoor play equipment, highchair and baby bath free to use.
Portacot available on request ($30 per stay).
Baby-sitting service (extra charge)

All this at 350 metres above sea level guarantees some snow falls during winter and beautiful, picturesque surroundings.

Within walking distance of forest tracks, and especially close to the Flagstaff-Pineapple Walk, with its stunning views of Dunedin and the Otago Peninsula from the western hill skyline.