Netley House: central, stylish haven.

This 1930s weatherboard cottage sits a few minutes' walk from Stanthorpe's main street, shops and eateries. The three-bedroom place keeps its original timber floors and traditional timber-jointed walls, warmed by a wood fireplace when evenings turn cool. Two air-conditioning units help through summer. A sunroom catches morning light, and the location near Quart Pot Creek stays peaceful despite the central address.

The two larger bedrooms take queen beds, while the third has a single. Families will find the place well set up with a cot, high chair, baby monitor and toys sorted by age group. There's a full bathroom plus a second toilet, a washer and dryer, and all the usual kitchen basics. The garden outlook from inside adds a quiet green frame to your Granite Belt stay.