Kingsford The Barossa

Built in 1856, Kingsford The Barossa is picturesque venue that has been lovingly restored to become one of Australia’s finest luxury retreats – a gem nestled amongst riverbanks and rolling hills, surrounded by beautiful gum trees and the native Australian landscape. Tucked away and only 45 minutes from the bustling city centre, the iconic 225-acre property is set on the edge of the breathtaking wine country of South Australia. Once home to a wealthy nineteenth-century pastoralist, nothing rivals exclusive access to the 16-suite retreat which can host 32 people. The property has recently re-opened after a two year, multi-million dollar redevelopment by owners Leanne and Stefan Ahrens. Kingsford is a short 45-minute drive north of Adelaide, situated on the North Para River on the Western Ridge, nestled amongst the hills of the Barossa Valley wine region. Surrounded by 225-acres of South Australian countryside, productivity will be at its peak as you feel a million miles away from city living while only being a short drive from the hustle and bustle of the CBD. Adelaide International Airport is served by overseas and domestic carriers. Kingsford is an easy drive from the airport via the Northern Expressway. The property has a helipad and is close to a number of small airfields (including Gawler).