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Bush Henge Tata Beach
Tata Beach, Golden Bay
#18402 - Tata Beach - Bach or holiday home
Bush Henge is a sunny holiday house with beautiful views over Tata Beach and Golden Bay. This house has 4 Bedrooms plus 2 extra beds in an extra lounge area. Open plan living leads on to the deck. Fully equipped Kitchen with Microwave, Fridge/Freezer, Dishwasher... [More]
- 9people (max)
- 5bedroom
- 1bathroom
- tickkids
- crosspets
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