Butterworth Mill built in 1874 as the local flour mill located on a large property in the historic township of Burra, it has been tastefully renovated into an amazing holiday rental. Perfect for large groups of up to 10 guests. With a large mezzanine on the top floor that has 6 single beds a large plasma and PlayStation, an absolute kids haven, the middle mezzanine has two master bedrooms with a share bathroom between them and there is a separate area which was originally the kitchen and engine room which is joined to the main living area with another mezzanine that has two queen beds and a bunk, perfect for a whole family that want a bit more privacy. There is also a newly renovated bathroom on the bottom floor with a large bath. On the bottom there is a large leather lounge with a wood burning combustion heater along with a large dining table and kitchen breakfast bench and stools. The top floor has reverse cycle air conditioning and ceiling fans. The engine room leads out to a huge out door entertaining deck with a in barbecue and an outdoor dining area covered by wisteria looking out over uninterrupted views of the countryside. Perfect place to relax and take in the countryside and wildlife or for those of you that prefer the mod cons there are 4 plasma televisions in total, a docking stations, a PlayStation, pool table, ping pong and a dart board. There are two full bathrooms a laundry with a washer and dryer and a third toilet. The Mill is on approx. 3 acres so plenty of privacy and parking. Please note, as this property is on several levels with a lot of stairs it may not be considered suitable for young children or people with mobility issues.

Burra is a pastoral centre and historic tourist town in the mid-north of South Australia. It lies east of the Clare Valley in the Bald Hills range, part of the northern Mount Lofty Ranges The historic mining town of Burra lies two hours from Adelaide, nestled between the lush vines of Clare Valley and the red dirt of the Outback. Once a thriving copper mining hub, this unique town now draws visitors for its rich heritage. Grab a Burra Heritage Passport and explore the town’s mining history; visit underground dugouts, long abandoned mine sites and the old police lock up before checking out the Burra Regional Art Gallery. About 3km out of town, stop for a snap at one of the most photographed ruins in Australia; an old cottage made famous after gracing the album cover of Midnight Oil’s Diesel and Dust record. Just outside of town at Red Banks Conservation Park, you’ll find some of the clearest and darkest skies in the state creating the perfect conditions for stargazing