Welcome to Linley HouseLinley House is boutique accommodation superbly located in Sydney near Lane Cove river.
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Linley House
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Linley House provides friendly and high quality accommodation. You will be given information on tourist attractions and assistance with transport. Linley House is located in a beautiful area of the Sydney suburb of Linley Point.
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About Us
Read MoreLinley House is family owned and operated and offer high quality accommodation. Helen and Chris aim to make your stay a comfortable and enjoyable one and will assist with travel information and timetables. They will also respect your privacy if preferred.
Linley House is located in a superb area of Sydney. There is a bus at the door which will take you to the city, or Gladesville or Chatswood. There is also a ferry from Woolwich which will take you to Circular Quay under the Harbour Bridge, past the Sydney Opera House. A beautiful way to experience Sydney for the first time.
We are located across from Lane Cove River where guests can enjoy fishing and and scenic walks. Offering free Wi-Fi and free on-site parking
Currently the upstairs bedrooms are not available. The Garden Room is on the ground level and is very private. It does not have access to the main house. There is a steep driveway with alternative parking nearby if you do not wish to use the driveway. It is suitable for people with mobility issues if you drive up the driveway and park near the door of the room. There is no meal option with this booking.
Linley House is 5 miles (8 kilometres) from central Sydney and 1 kilometre from Hunters Hill’s. It is 3.4 miles (5 kilometres) from Chatswood and 9.9 miles (12 kilometres) from Sydney Airport. It is 15 kilometres to the Sydney Olympic Park.
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See AllMuseum of Contemporary Art Australia The Museum of Contemporary Art Australia is housed in an art deco building and its modern annex within walking distance of Sydney's Circular Quay, a familiar landmark on West Circular Quay at the southern end of the Rocks district.SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium Take your visit to SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium to the next level with our incredible experiences, including Behind the Scenes tours and our famous Glass Bottom Boat adventure.WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo Australia's Most Unique Zoo in Darling HarbourFind yourself on an amazing animal adventure as you journey into Australia's most famous locations. Walk through iconic Aussie habitats and encounter some of the most loved and feared animals that call Australia home. See creatures of the night in the Nightfall habitat,meet the world's deadliest snake, cuddle up to koalas at Koala Encounters and much, much more - there's so much to see and do!WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo features interactive displays, inspiring and entertaining daily shows, captivating daily feeding sessions, guided tours and enhanced walk-through habitats including Koala Encounters, Kangaroo Walk-About, and Butterfly Tropics. WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo is Australia's most unique and best wildlife park and it's conveniently located right in the heart of Sydney on Darling Harbour.ANZ Stadium Since opening in 1999, ANZ Stadium has been the scene of some of the greatest moments in sport. From the spectacular Olympic opening ceremony to Jonny Wilkinson's unforgettable drop goal to win the Rugby World Cup, the Stadium holds a special place in the hearts of sports fans throughout the world. The Explore Tour will take you behind the scenes and allow you to follow in the footsteps of these sporting heroes. Relive the incredible Olympic Games triumphs and tears and step up on the Olympic dais for the ultimate photo souvenir. Go deep under ANZ Stadium into the change rooms and experience the place where fearless teams prepare to do battle for the Bledisloe Cup and Rugby League Grand Finals, and see where Australian Football and State of Origin idols psyche themselves up before the big game.The Rocks District Take a leisurely stroll through this unique heritage precinct of restored buildings situated on one of the most beautiful harbours in the world.Explore the many cobblestoned streets and small museums you can visit, such as Savannah’s Place and Cadman’s cottage to learn more about early colonial Sydney, and try to find the best views of the Harbour Bridge for those photos.There are iconic pubs, music and weekend marketsThe Sydney Opera House Beautiful against the backdrop of Sydney Harbour, the iconic Sydney Opera House is a thriving hub of art, culture and history. It's one of the world's most distinctive buildings, attracting millions of visitors from all over the world. Experience all that the Sydney Opera House has to offer by taking a guided tour, watching a show, and enjoying a cocktail beside the harbour at the Opera Bar as the sun sets over this stunning triumph of architecture and design.Get up close and personal by taking a guided, behind-the-scenes Sydney Opera House tour[1]. The Sydney Opera House Tour will give you an introduction to the history behind this building, as well as showcasing all the theatre spaces where over 1,600 performances happen every year. This tour runs daily, and runs for approximately 1 hour.Alternatively, The Backstage Tour is a must for anyone who wants to discover secrets about what really goes on behind the scenes at the Sydney Opera House. Lasting for 2 hours, this tour will let you peek behind the curtain to discover the dramas and the mysteries of Australia's most celebrated theatre. If you happen to be in Sydney around early June you may catch the Vivid Sydney festival[2]. The festival transforms Sydney with fantastic arrays of light, music and ideas.Of course, one of the best ways to experience the Sydney Opera House is to see a show. Don't be fooled by the World Heritage-listed building’s name - Sydney's premier venue is not just for operas, but for ballets, plays, pop music, symphonies, comedy, contemporary dance, musical theatre and much more. Enjoy the spectacular views and a delicious drink at the Opera Bar[3].Finally, no trip to the Sydney Opera House would be complete without a stroll around the Royal Botanic Garden[4]. Take a picnic basket, lie down in the grass and make the most of Sydney's gorgeous harbour views and sunny weather.Blue Mountains The Blue Mountains is a rugged region west of Sydney in Australia’s New South Wales. Known for dramatic scenery, it encompasses steep cliffs, eucalyptus forests, waterfalls and villages dotted with guesthouses, galleries and gardens. Katoomba, a major town in the area, borders Blue Mountains National Park and its bushwalking trails. Echo Point affords views of the storied Three Sisters sandstone rock formation.Sydney Free Walking Tours Explore Sydney’s sights with your friendly and knowledgeable I’m Free Tours Sydney local tour guide. Experience the culture and lifestyle as we delve into the history, stories and secrets of Australia’s most popular city on our daily Sydney Free Tours. See http://www.imfree.com.au/sydney/sights/Rain, Hail or Shine, I’m Free Tours walk EVERY DAY. No need to book, just turn up and look for your local guide in a bright green T-shirt.2 ½ – 3 hours10:30am and 2:30pm Every Day from Town Hall Square.George St between Sydney Town Hall and St Andrew’s Cathedral.The Rocks TourWe will uncover the history and explore the sites of down town Sydney. Helping you get acquainted with Sydney, it’s transport, history, culture, events, art, restaurants and hidden bars to help you better enjoy your time in Sydney like a local.:1 ½ hours6pm Every Day from Cadmans Cottage (water side)The Rocks District / Circular QuayWoolwich Ferry A short distance from Linley House is the Woolwich ferry which will take you to Circular Quay via Balmain. At Circular Quay you will see the Sydney Opera House The Sydney Harbour Bridge, The Rocks District, The Royal Botanic Gardens. From Circular Quay you can catch a ferry to Manly or Watsons Bay for more sightseeing.
