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Sky Ridge

By Anonymous

 Sky Ridge, is a luxurious, eco-friendly accommodation in the Kangaroo Valley.Designed by renowned designer Alexander Michael and one of a series of homes across Kangaroo Valley, this extraordinary home has been designed to leave as small an impact on the environment as possible yet a huge impact on those who stay there.


The robust black barn is set on just 10 acres over looking the valley back towards the village and accessed via a tarmacked road yet feels away from it all. Constructed of steel, glass and polished concrete floors with an industrial feel throughout, this Eco home is entirely off the grid and Solar powered.

The open lounge/dining and industrial kitchen area is enhanced with stunning artwork and lighting. The retractable glass doors on three sides bring the outside in and allows the air to freely circulate and flow yet insulated against the cooler winter winds.

The four queen bedroom pods accessed on the second level each have their own ensuite shower rooms and toilets, the third also having a free standing bath, allowing you to simply lay there and look at the magical views. Each bedroom has giant sliding windows again allowing the breeze to flow.

Enjoy the newly added Yoga Deck. Wake up and practice your yoga poses while enjoying the exquisite views and find your inner zen.

The kitchen is equipped with all cooking necessities and a huge purpose built dining table will allow you to enjoy that long lunch.

Why not have your own personal chef for that special meal during your stay? please mention when booking.

This property requires a refundable Security Bond to be direct deposited into a trust account prior to any guest stay. Please contact for further details

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