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Found 2 properties in Acacia Bay

Available over Fri 01-Jun-2012 (arrival) to Mon 04-Jun-2012 (departure)

Magic spot right on the lake - Acacia Bay
$400-$650
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Magic spot right on the lake

Acacia Bay,Taupo

#18500 - Acacia Bay - Bach or holiday home

This lovely house is right on the lake with only the lawn to cross to dip your toes in the lake ! A very comfortable family home with generous proportions. The house is on 3 levels with the living dining and family rooms all on... [More]

  • 11people (max)
  • 5bedroom
  • 3bathroom
  • tickkids
  • crosspets
Taupo Lake House Luxury Lakeside Accommodation - Acacia Bay
$500-$600+
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Taupo Lake House Luxury Lakeside Accommodation

Acacia Bay

#19365 - Acacia Bay - Bach or holiday home

Taupo Lake House is a stylish, well-equipped home away from home. Indoors you'll find luxurious leather furnishings, a fully-equipped gourmet kitchen (chef available on request), state-of-the-art entertainment centre and shelves filled with books. Outdoors there are mountain bikes on hand, boat parking and direct access... [More]

  • 10people (max)
  • 4bedroom
  • 3bathroom
  • tickkids
  • crosspets

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