A private luxury holiday home in Historic Clyde.

A beautifully restored character home in the heart of historic Clyde, with four bedrooms, two lounges, a large fully equipped kitchen and dining for eight.

Stay in the middle of Clyde.

This home is on Sunderland Street, close to Clyde's renowned restaurants and cafes, heritage walks and trailheads. Duo Cafe, our breakfast partner, is across the street; bike hire is about 70 metres away; the Otago Central Rail Trail is about 400 metres away; and Lake Dunstan is an easy walk. E-bike charging and four included off-street car parks are at the property.

Arrive by car, then enjoy being able to walk to most of the things people come to Clyde for.

  • 1 min Duo Cafe Our breakfast partner across the street.
  • 70 m Bike hire Easy pickup for Rail Trail and Lake Dunstan rides.
  • 80 m The Old Post Office Restaurant, bar and garden with historic charm.
  • 40 m Olivers Historic restaurant and bar.
  • 3 min Three Peaks Coffee Coffee a few minutes further through the village.
  • 400 m Rail Trail trailhead Start or finish the Otago Central Rail Trail.
  • 1.2 km Lake Dunstan foreshore An easy walk from the home.
  • 4 min Monte Christo Winery Springvale Road winery site with Féraud history.

Sleeps eight. Four bedrooms, two bathrooms, two lounges, a large fully equipped kitchen and dining table for eight. E-bike charging and four included off-street car parks at the property. From $450.00 a night.

Gold, wine, and a Victorian railway. All of them on this street.

In August 1862 two prospectors walked into Dunedin carrying eighty-seven pounds of gold from the Clutha. Forty thousand miners followed within the year. Sunderland Street is the first street they built.

Two years on, a Frenchman named Féraud planted vines up the road and accidentally started the South Island's wine industry. His café still trades on this street under his name.

A century on, the railway closed. That railway bed is now the Otago Central Rail Trail: 152 kilometres east to Middlemarch, starting at the end of the block.

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Four comfortable bedrooms.

One Super King, one King that can split into singles, and two Queen rooms, with two bathrooms and space for up to eight guests. This home books as one private booking.

The Hartley bedroom

Super King · east-facing

The Hartley

A bright Super King room with an east-facing leadlight bay window.

The Reilly bedroom

Queen · sunroom

The Reilly

A calm Queen room in the sunroom, with soft light and a quiet feel.

The Féraud bedroom

Queen · olive wall

The Féraud

A comfortable Queen room with a warm olive wall and soft side light.

The Thomson bedroom

King · can split

The Thomson

A King room with leadlight windows on two sides. Can be split into singles on request.

Floor plan, bathrooms, every detail →

Looking at Earnscleugh Castle?

Earnscleugh Castle is about ten minutes from the home. If you are attending an event nearby, or want to stay close to the castle while still being in Clyde village, #46 is a practical base for up to eight guests.

You get four bedrooms, two bathrooms, two lounges, an e-bike charging station, four included off-street car parks at the property and restaurants within walking distance.

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From $450.00 a night for the whole home. Direct bookings include a local welcome pack and a Duo Cafe breakfast voucher.