The Lake House Coongulla - Lakefront Getaway for Couples

| Lakefront Escape For Couples • Two Queen Bedrooms • Dog-Friendly • Direct Lake Access • Coonara Fireplace • Secure Undercover Parking |

The Lake House Coongulla is an original 1970s waterfront holiday house on Ryan’s Cove, Lake Glenmaggie, in Gippsland. With lake views, spacious living areas and a large, fully fenced garden, it’s a private place to slow down and make yourself at home.

Welcoming guests since 2017, the house is ideal for a couple wanting room to unwind, or two couples sharing a relaxed getaway. Spend your days on the water, explore nearby country towns and wineries, or simply settle in and enjoy the view.


| Your Stay at a Glance |

• Entire house and grounds for your exclusive use
• Sleeps up to four guests in two queen bedrooms
• Quality bed linen and bath towels supplied
• Direct lake access from the backyard
• Two kayaks provided for guest use
• Up to two dogs welcome at no additional charge
• Large, fully fenced grassed yard
• Free Wi-Fi
• Coonara wood heater and air conditioning
• Equipped kitchen, washing machine and dryer
• Outdoor fire pit with comfortable seating
• Secure undercover parking for two vehicles, plus driveway space for a boat or additional vehicle


| Space, Comfort and Original Character |

The house has been thoughtfully updated while retaining its original warmth, character and relaxed holiday feel.

The living and dining areas span the full width of the house, overlooking the lake and garden. An oversized dining table and generous lounge seating give you space to spread out, read, share a meal or spend a quiet afternoon indoors.

Enjoy slow mornings with a fresh coffee, cosy evenings beside the Coonara and sunset drinks overlooking the water.


| Lake Days, Your Way |

The lake is right at the bottom of the property, with direct access from the backyard. Enjoy kayaking, swimming, fishing and boating, or bring your paddleboard and explore Ryan’s Cove at your own pace.

Two kayaks are available for guests to use.

Lake Glenmaggie is an irrigation reservoir, so water levels and shoreline conditions change. Bringing a boat to the bank depends on the water level during your stay. Please ask us about current conditions when planning your visit.


| Bring Your Dog |

Up to two dogs are welcome at no extra charge.
The large, fully fenced block includes approximately 650 m² of grassed yard, visible from the lounge. The grounds can also be divided into two enclosed areas to separate the main garden from the driveway.

A full-length undercover veranda provides a sheltered place for your dogs to relax, with full visibility to the living area.


| Thoughtful Extras |

Complimentary bathroom and laundry essentials are provided, along with a selection of pantry basics to help you settle in.

Beds are freshly made before your arrival, with quality linen and bath towels supplied. Some bedding is natural linen, chosen for its comfort and softly textured, relaxed appearance.

The house is thoroughly cleaned and carefully prepared between stays, ready for you to unpack and unwind.


| Private Arrival and Secure Parking |

Close the gates behind you and unload in privacy, with covered access from the carport to the house.

There is undercover parking for two vehicles, plus driveway space for a boat or additional vehicle.


| Explore A Little or Stay Right Here |

Use The Lake House as your base for discovering Gippsland’s country towns, wineries and walking trails.

Visit Heyfield for everyday supplies, cafés and the wetlands; explore Heyfield, Cowwarr, Newry, Tinamba and Maffra for country dining; or enjoy a wine tasting and a light meal at nearby Blue Gables Vineyard or Glenmaggie Wines. All within a 6 - 30 minutes drive from the lake.

For a more active day, explore the Gippsland Plains Rail Trail, the bushland trails around Blores Hill or head towards Licola and the High Country.

Our connection with Lake Glenmaggie began through family more than 20 years ago. We’re always happy to share suggestions to help you enjoy the area.

Or stay right here. Sometimes the best days are spent enjoying the property, the water and the time to do very little.


| Walking, Hiking & Exploring |

From an easy morning stroll to a serious High Country adventure, there is plenty to explore.

o Heyfield Wetlands ~
More than 4 km of walking paths and boardwalks through wetlands rich in birdlife.

o Gippsland Plains Rail Trail ~
A mostly flat 63 km trail linking Traralgon, Glengarry, Toongabbie, Cowwarr, Heyfield, Tinamba, Maffra and Stratford. Walk or cycle a small section or make a day of it.

o Blores Hill & Glenmaggie Regional Park ~
Native bushland and trails for walking and mountain biking. The easy 3.9 km Family Loop is a good option for a relaxed outing. Bring your bikes!

o Avon Wilderness Area ~
For experienced adventurers looking for genuinely remote Victorian wilderness and rugged High Country scenery.

o Bryce Gorge Circuit ~
An impressive 8 km High Country circuit featuring alpine plains, Bryce Gorge, Pieman Falls, Conglomerate Falls and historic Guy’s Hut.

o Tali Karng ~
For serious hikers, head beyond Licola into the Alpine National Park to discover Tali Karng, the only natural lake in the Victorian Alps.


| Local Wineries |

Coongulla is perfectly positioned for exploring the small wineries and rich agricultural country of Central Gippsland.

o Blue Gables Vineyard
Just a short drive away at Maffra West Upper. A relaxed vineyard known for local wines, wood-fired pizza and produce platters.

o Glenmaggie Wines
A local favourite near Tinamba, offering cellar-door wines and dining showcasing produce from the surrounding region.
| Explore the Nearby Country Towns |


| Nearby Towns |

o Heyfield – 15 minutes drive
The closest main township for groceries, fuel, cafés, a country pub and everyday supplies. Visit the Heyfield Wetlands or join the Gippsland Plains Rail Trail.

o Tinamba – 20 minutes drive
A tiny farming village surrounded by dairy country and vineyards. Perfect for a leisurely country drive, winery visit or lunch.

o Maffra – 25–30 minutes drive
A larger historic country town with supermarkets, cafés, pubs and shops. Car enthusiasts can visit the Gippsland Vehicle Collection, while food lovers can explore the surrounding wineries and local producers.

o Cowwarr – 30 minutes drive
A small heritage village on the Gippsland Plains Rail Trail, surrounded by historic buildings and country scenery, with
Cowwarr Weir nearby.

o Sale – 40 minutes drive
The major regional centre with supermarkets, restaurants, shopping and services. A good option for a day out or stocking up before returning to lake life.

o Licola – 50–60 minutes drive
Follow the Macalister River north into the mountains to this tiny High Country settlement - the gateway to the Alpine National Park and spectacular hiking, fishing, camping and 4WD country.