Heathcote Views B&B, Heathcote South review: Weekend away
Heathcote Views B&B is attached to a farmhouse along a winding gravel road about 10 minutes' drive from the town centre.
The Cottage at the Redesdale, review: A welcome stranger
Mary O'Brien finds a retreat next door to dinner in a bluestone pub.
Sunday lunch: Cellar & Store, Heathcote
HEATHCOTE sheep farmers Eleanor and Adrian Dempster bought the former saddlery and saddler’s residence six years ago and converted it into a showcase for local produce, wines and stylish homewares.
Sunday lunch: Whistler Cafe, Heathcote
The Whistler Cafe at the Shelmerdine Merindoc Vineyard — one of the first vineyards in the granite boulder region of Heathcote.
Sunday lunch: The Redesdale
The menu is mostly regional with the added bonus of seasonal produce from the kitchen and local gardens.
In the land of shiraz
Susan Gough Henly discovers a region where the right conditions make for fine food and wines.
Heathcote - Places to See
Heathcote
Rural service centre at the foot of Mount Ida.
Heathcote, at the foot of Mt Ida, is situated amidst attractive
bushland beside McIvor Creek, 109 km north of Melbourne via the
Northern Highway, 47 km south-east of Bendigo and 220 m above sea-level. Its
population is about 1800. The principal products of the district
are wool, timber, cattle, honey and wine.
Heathcote - Fast Facts
Heathcote
Rural service centre at the foot of Mount Ida.
Heathcote, at the foot of Mt Ida, is situated amidst attractive bushland beside McIvor Creek, 109 km north of Melbourne via the Northern Highway, 47 km south-east of Bendigo and 220 m above sea-level. Its population is about 1800. The principal products of the district are wool, timber, cattle, honey and wine.
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