Golton in the Gap is a modern, architecturally designed home in the heart of Halls Gap. This beautifully appointed home accommodates up to 8 guests in 3 spacious bedrooms, two with king sized beds and third with four single beds. The spacious living, dining and lounge area invites relaxation with modern comfortable furnishings and wood heater, and is ideal for couples, families or small groups wanting to enjoy a getaway together. Golton in the Gap features a modern kitchen with stainless steel appliances and stone benches, luxurious bathroom with walk-in shower, stone vanity and freestanding bath, master bedroom with ensuite, laundry and split system heating & cooling and TV's/DVD players in all bedrooms and living area. Step out from the living area onto the spacious deck, perfect for alfresco dining and relaxation, surrounded by spectacular views of the Grampians. Golton in the Gap is located just a leisurely stroll from the cafes, restaurants and shops in Halls Gap. It is also centrally located for the many walking tracks within the Grampians National Park, where you can see native wildlife including kangaroos, emus & cockatoos. Halls Gap is a 3 hour drive from Melbourne.

Roslyn & Daryl are pleased to welcome you to their property, Golton in the Gap.

Golton in the Gap is approximately 800 metres from the centre of Halls Gap, the largest town within the Grampians National Park. Halls Gap and the Grampians region is renowned for spectacular mountain views, an array of hiking and bushwalking opportunities to suit all levels of ability and an abundance of local wildlife and birdlife. Visit a local cafe or enjoy a meal at one of the many restaurants in Halls Gap and the surrounding region. The area is renowned for many award winning wineries, where you are welcome to enjoy wine tastings and local produce platters. The Halls Gap Zoo is Victoria's largest regional zoo and features over 160 native and exotic animals, reptiles and birds. While in Halls Gap visit Brambuk-the National Park & Cultural Centre for information about the National Park, to learn about Aboriginal culture and heritage, and to join Aboriginal Rock Art Tours.