Surely the best panoramas around Lake Barrington are to be had at Eagle’s Nest Retreat, comprised of three isolated and opulent holiday houses with wall-high glass that frame incredible Mt Roland views. The houses sleep between four and six; two have outdoor spas. You'll find them standing in solitary magnificence off the C141 near West Kentish.
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