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About Otago, New Zealand

Some say that Dunedin is more Scottish than Scotland! Watch the “scarfies” as they scurry around the vibrant university campus and browse the bookshops in the central city Octagon.

Out on the Peninsular you will be captivated by the Royal Albatross colony. There are marvellous penguin watching opportunities too.

Inland, you could try cycling the Central Otago Rail Trail or take the stunning backcountry trip via Dansey’s Pass and Naseby. This is rugged pioneer gold mining country steeped in history with spectacular scenery to entrance you.

The elegant town of Oamaru features some of New Zealand’s best examples of 19th centurary architecture. Oamaru is also renowned for its penguin colonies and was the town in which the author Jant Frame grew up. Oamaru is almost certainly the town of "Waimaru" in her writings.

See the Moeraki Boulders and follow the Vanished World Fossil Trail.

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Taieri Bank Cottage (Holiday Rental house)

Middlemarch

128 Hartfield Road, Middlemarch

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Taieri Bank Cottage offers an authentic slice of Central Otago life. Set on a historic rural property just minutes from Middlemarch this beautifully restored cottage blends original character with modern comforts, creating a peaceful retreat for those seeking space, quiet and a chance to step back in time.

Surrounded by wide‑open farmland and big skies the cottage sits on a working farm, giving guests the chance to experience rural life at a relaxed pace. Wake to birdsong and enjoy uninterrupted views across the paddocks to the Rock and Pillar Range. Soak in the stillness that defines this part of Otago.

Inside the cottage features warm, inviting living spaces with an original open fire, comfortable beds, and a well‑equipped kitchen for easy self‑catering. Heritage details have been carefully preserved offering charm alongside quality amenities.

Outdoors, there’s plenty of room to unwind - morning coffee in the sun, an evening wine under the stars, or a quiet wander around the property. The location also provides excellent access to the Otago Central Rail Trail, local walks and fishing spots.

Ideal for couples, families, solo travelers, or anyone seeking a restorative rural escape. Taieri Bank Cottage delivers comfort, history and the calm of true country living.

Taieri Bank Cottage

Middlemarch

128 Hartfield Road, Middlemarch

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Taieri Bank Cottage offers an authentic slice of Central Otago life. Set on a historic rural property just minutes from Middlemarch this beautifully restored cottage blends original character with modern comforts, creating a peaceful retreat for those seeking space, quiet and a chance to step back in time.

Surrounded by wide‑open farmland and big skies the cottage sits on a working farm, giving guests the chance to experience rural life at a relaxed pace. Wake to birdsong and enjoy uninterrupted views across the paddocks to the Rock and Pillar Range. Soak in the stillness that defines this part of Otago.

Inside the cottage features warm, inviting living spaces with an original open fire, comfortable beds, and a well‑equipped kitchen for easy self‑catering. Heritage details have been carefully preserved offering charm alongside quality amenities.

Outdoors, there’s plenty of room to unwind - morning coffee in the sun, an evening wine under the stars, or a quiet wander around the property. The location also provides excellent access to the Otago Central Rail Trail, local walks and fishing spots.

Ideal for couples, families, solo travelers, or anyone seeking a restorative rural escape. Taieri Bank Cottage delivers comfort, history and the calm of true country living.

 

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