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Absolute Waterfront, Lake Edge, Burrill Lake – Family holiday accommodation.
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Manager: Steven Phone: 0490 554 446 Map & address: 27 Balmoral Rd, Burrill Lake
Email: steven.banks77@gmail.com Website for rates & availability: Lake Edge
Lake Edge provides fabulous family holiday accommodation and holiday apartments, in a perfect waterfront Burrill lake location near Ulladulla on the NSW South Coast.It is just 3 hours from Sydney and 2.5 hours from Canberra.
The Lake Edge Holiday apartments provide clean, affordable, fully self contained, waterfront holiday accommodation that won’t blow the budget.
Features:
⇒ Fully self contained two bed room holiday apartment’s. (Units 2, 4, 6 & 7)
⇒ Amazing lake views, absolute waterfront with and spacious grounds and fenced swimming pool.
⇒ Open plan design, separate lounge / dining area, reverse cycle air conditioning, dishwasher, TV & DVD.
⇒ All linen and towels provided.
⇒ Affordable rates include: pensioner concessions, discounts for mid-week and weekly packages.
⇒ Units 2, 4, 6 and 7 each have lake views and overlook the lawn, pool and BBQ area.
⇒ The accommodation is bright and airy, clean, comfortable and fully self-contained.
Spacious grounds and own waterfront Burrill Lake Jetty
Kitchen – Fully Self Contained
Queen size bed – Main Bedroom
Family Apartment – 2nd Bedroom
Open Plan Lounge Area
Burrill Lake Beach fun
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Burrill Lake – Ulladulla Area Attractions
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Burrill Lake Beach Games
Own waterfront Burrill Lake Jetty
Family worming at low tide
Paddling on the lake
Boating Burrill Lake
Bird Watching Lake Burrill
Lake Edge Private Jetty
Horse riding
Picturesque Lake Burrill
Peaceful and tranquil Lake Burrill
Cupitt’s vineyard
Pelicans on the Lake Edge Jetty.
Canoeing on lake
Child in water
Kids in water
Youngster on wave ski
Family fishing
Family lake side
Family with wave ski
Lake side.
A Little bit of Burrill Lake History and General Information
Burrill Lake is a small village in the NSW South Coast, a seaside suburb of the Mollymook, Milton, Ulladulla district. In 2011, the population of Burrill Lake was 1,328. The name of the town is derived from an Aboriginal word meaning ‘wallaby’.
The first inhabitants and traditional land owners of the area surrounding Burrill Lake were the Murramarang indigenous people. The area is regarded as extremely significant archaeological site in terms of the age of some artifacts discovered nearby. In 1931, members of the Anthropological Society of New South Wales excavated an Aboriginal rock shelter believed to be in excess of 20,000 years old, the oldest known site on the Australian East Coast.
The first European settlers arrived in the mid 19th Century. The Ireland family took up an estate on the south side of the lake and built a timber mill. A bridge was first constructed across the estuary in 1881. A primary school opened in 1876 and operated until 1934. By the early 20th Century, the collection of shell grit helped to diversify the local economy and experiments were conducted in the early 1900s to burn and calcify the grit to make lime with considerable success.
By the 1920s Burrill Lake had earned a reputation as a holiday destination, becoming popular with campers. This in turn led to growth in the town and the construction of new amenities. By the 1930s a mail service was in place, and by 1946 an open-air theater was operating in the town.
It is a popular family destination for a variety of water sports. Besides fishing, there is sail boarding, canoe, kayak, outrigger, water skiing and SUP (Stand Up Paddle) boarding. Today offering holiday apartments on the waterfront Burrill lake, family holiday accommodation, Burrill Lake holiday houses and servicing the Ulladulla Holiday house market.
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