Belvoir B&B Cottages
Belvoir B&B Cottages are located at Clarenza, on the southern outskirts of Grafton, in the heart of the picturesque Clarence Valley. Sitting roadside at our rural property, Ivy Cottage and Dairy Cottage share the front paddock of our 27 acres, with their own entrances and fenced yards, approximately 100 metres apart, making them very private and relaxing. We are one easy turn from the Big River Way, 8 comfortable driving hours north of Sydney, 4 hours south from Brisbane.
Although only a five minute drive from Grafton, the rural setting is ideal for relaxation, peace and quiet and is perfectly located for travellers wanting an overnight stay or for guests wanting a quiet retreat to enjoy as a base from which to tour our area, including pristine beaches, national parks and delightful villages.
The Cottages
They are idyllic self contained country cottages which have wonderful views in all directions, kangaroos and horses grazing alongside, and gum tree dotted paddock views.
If work or leisure brings you to Grafton, why not have the luxury of your very own boutique bed and breakfast cottage. Free wifi is available at both cottages.
The owners, Tom and Lorraine Raven, both born and bred Graftonians, look forward to welcoming you to their beautiful cottages and sharing their lovely location in the Clarence Valley.
Country Cottages
Bed & Breakfast
Clarence Valley
Ivy Cottage
Dairy Cottage
Loved our stay
Gorgeous B&B
An absolute treasure
A trip down memory lane
The cottage was the family home for Peter, his seven siblings and his parents, Doreen and John McCarthy, for most of the 1960s when it stood on its original position on the corner of Heber and Schwinghammer Streets, South Grafton before it was moved to its current site.
“It looked much better than I remember it, but it still felt like home from 50 years ago,” Peter said.
“It’s the home from which I left for school each morning and returned in the afternoon for a decade.
“I can still picture mum making scones and cooking Sunday roast dinners in the kitchen, although the stove in those days was a wonderful big wood-burning affair which also heated water for household use.
“The house was bigger when we lived in it, or maybe it just seemed that way to a little boy. The kitchen is slightly bigger now, and the old back section with the laundry, bathroom and a fourth bedroom didn’t make the transition.
“The indoor toilet and bathroom are certainly a huge improvement on the outside versions of the 1960s!
“The only thing missing is the huge backyard in which we used to play games, but it’s still there in my memories.
“Thanks Tommy and Lorraine for saving my family home and the memories which go with it.
“You’ve done a fantastic job restoring the original house.”
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