Especially for the romantically inclined  

"Anniversary Cottage" Built in 1865 by the Joll family, Anniversary Cottage is reputed to be Havelock’s earliest cottage. In the 1970’s the cottage was saved from demolition by well known architect John Scott and moved to its current position on a sunny rise over looking a small valley. Today the refurbished cottage in it’s tiny ‘olde worlde’ garden setting, evokes a romantic time when life was slow and summers long and blissful.

Winter or summer Anniversary Cottage is a perfect honeymoon retreat or romantic hideaway. Carefully furnished to the colonial era, it features original works of art. The cottage comprises a living room with French doors opening directly to a delightful outdoor courtyard with alfresco dining area. Inside the dining room table seats eight. The open plan kitchen opens on to the sunny bricked veranda, perfect for breakfast, kitchen is fully equipped with oven and hob, frig, range hood, dishwasher and insinkerator. Upstairs are two generous double bedrooms each with their own balcony. There are two bathrooms, one upstairs, and one down, which also has a washing machine.

The cottage is now, for the first time, available for home stay accommodation.