Basil’s Brush is nestled in the lush slopes of an old dairy farm in Northern New South Wales’ Possum Creek, just five minutes from the quaint Federation township of Bangalow and 12 minutes from the pristine beaches of Byron Bay.
Basil’s Brush is nestled in the lush slopes of an old dairy farm in Northern New South Wales’ Possum Creek, just five minutes from the quaint Federation township of Bangalow and 12 minutes from the pristine beaches of Byron Bay.
Easily accessible by car, the Hinterland property lies 30 minutes from Ballina Airport, 40 minutes from Coolangatta Airport and 1.5 hours from Brisbane, but a world away from the trappings of city life.
The Byron Bay Hinterland environs encapsulate nature as diverse as she is breathtaking with sub-tropical rainforests, secluded waterfalls and rolling green hills interspersed with unspoilt townships to be explored and enjoyed.
Nearby Bangalow is one of those country gems, a picturesque, largely nineteenth-century streetscape, dotted with art galleries, antique shops, designer boutiques, homewares stores and cafes, delis and restaurants offering local produce and gourmet goodies.
A community still steeped in tradition and a deep sense of community, Bangalow boasts an eclectic calendar of events, headlined by the annual Billycart Derby in May, Bangalow Music Festival in August, Bangalow Show in November, Bangalow Community Market on the fourth Sunday of each month and Bangalow Farmer’s Market every Saturday from 8am.
Other major festivals in the region include: