Luxury at the Ford House Retreat......in Summary

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Idyllic retreat Ford House Bed and Breakfast  
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Why? Honeymoon, elopement, shopping experience, conference, holiday, romance, relaxation or just because you can ....  
Image and vision 5 acres of English garden and parkland, on the Blackwood River. Four buildings, a grand historic residence, built in 1896; Wag Walters Emporium for gifts and homewares;  elegantly appointed luxury accommodation and the hand hewn barn which hosts part of the shop and meetings. Surrounded by bush, river and creek

Hosts: Ken and Jenny Rotman and their wonderful staff

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Phone & fax:

P.O. Box 375, BRIDGETOWN, WA, 6255

relax@fordhouse.com

Eedle Terrace, BRIDGETOWN, WA, 6255

www.fordhouse.com

(08) 9761 1816

How to get there: 

 

 

once in town:

a: Perth 79k  Mandurah 98k  Bunbury 32k  Donnybrook 56k >Bridgetown

b: Albany 51k  Denmark 66k   Walpole 125k   Manjimup 37k > Bridgetown

Travel 600m south of the shops in Bridgetown, over a small railway line. Turn right (west) 100m further, into Eedle Tce. Travel 100m down Eedle Tce and left into Ford House

Rooms and tariffs:  

Self-contained Cooks Retreat, with spa and en-suite,Foxtel   Delaportes, Oddingtons with 5m ceilings, spa and ensuite Aislinn House withThe Honeymoon Suite, with queen size bed, sofa, TV and video, ensuite with spa for two, Jim Thorpe room with queen and single beds and with ensuite and, In Ford House, The Ballroom, kingsize bed, Foxtel, fire, ensuite  and other rooms. All tariffs include full breakfast . Tarriffs.

Special touches:

 Amish quilts, fluffy bathrobes, TV, video, CD system, resident geese, roaring log fires, sheoak and jarrah floors, spectacular artwork, iron, ironing board , board games, symphony of birds, sweeping views of the river passing by, plunger coffee, eclectic and extensive collection of books, hair dryers, heated towel rails, information on regional attractions. photo of part of the grounds

Food:

Breakfast is served in the café. Homemade  jams, marmalade, breads, bottled fruit and yoghurt. juices, cereals, muesli, roasted almonds, fruits, eggs, honey-cured bacon, fresh brewed tea and coffee. Morning & Afternoon Tea can be arranged during the week for groups of over 10 people, held in The Barn.Café is not open at present

What to pack: Your favorite CD, comfortable clothes and a friend in the making.  
Nearby Many wineries, serious hills and forests, Diamond Tree lookout, Bibbulum track, karri forests, kayaking on Blackwood River, gardens, Cidery, local walks in  natural beauty , festivals galore.

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