Marie og Freds Byron Villa

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Marie and Fred's Byron Villa is in a quiet, residential area within walking distance to the eclectic Byron Bay town centre.

Featuring 3 spacious bedrooms and a large open plan living area that leads on to a huge north facing outdoor living space overlooking the pool - seamless indoor/outdoor living just perfect for the warm Byron Bay summer and also the mild cooler months.

The kitchen features a large island, quality appliances to create the perfect meals during your stay or take advantage of the fabulous restaurants in Byron Bay. The 3 bedrooms are a generous size, the private main bedroom with ensuite, large walk-in-robe and access to the outside. The 2 remaining bedrooms have built ins and share a stylish, modern bathroom.

A split system air-conditioning unit is available in the living area with fans in each bed room.

The beautiful lounge is made from raw leather and stains easily. Please ensure you do not eat, drink, sit with wet swimming gear or sunscreen. The cost to remove stains will be at the expense of the guests.

A remote controlled, double garage is available for you to use.

Conveniently located in a peaceful area, Marie and Fred's Byron Villa is flat easy walk to Main Beach and Byron Bay’s town centre. Visit the Cape Byron Lighthouse which is Australia’s most easterly lighthouse. The lighthouse is a short drive away or if you are feeling energetic walk along the beach and up the walking track to the lighthouse. Enjoy a short drive to “The Farm Byron Bay” for breakfast, lunch or dinner or visit the beautiful Byron hinterland where you could enjoy lunch at the renowned restaurant “Harvest Café” or visit Newrybar Merchants. For a special lunch or dinner venture a little further north and reserve a table at “Paper Daisy” restaurant at Cabarita Beach.

If a total rest is what you need then there is no need for a car. You can organise the bus from Ballina Airport to drop you right at our door. Supermarkets, restaurants and beautiful beaches are just a short stroll away. You can walk right into the downtown area of Byron within 5 minutes.

There is free Wi-Fi at our property and the TV will give you access to Netflix. The TV sound bar will give you access to Spotify.

Come and stay with us and explore this beautiful part of the world. You won’t be disappointed.

Byron Bay’s mild, temperate climate and year round events calendar make it a perfect place to holiday year round. We have included a quick summary of the seasons below and some of our favourite things to do:

Spring (Sep - Nov)
Spring in Byron Bay is a premium time to visit with smaller crowds and the days growing longer and warmer. This time of year also has the lowest average rainfall, making it a great pre-summer break. The water at this time is warming up and wetsuits begin to peel off.

Summer (Dec - Feb)
Although this period has the hottest days (average around 27 ºC), the evenings often have showers, cooling the temperature down. The ocean is warm and perfect for days on the beach, but don’t forget your sunscreen and hat, as sunburn is common. The hottest time of year in Byron Bay is also the busiest, coinciding with school holidays.

Autumn in Byron Bay (Mar-May)
Average temperatures in Byron Bay stay warm (in the mid-20's) right up to the onset of Winter. The water is still warm though and the end of daylight saving also means warmer mornings. The crowds thin as school begins and the drop in heat makes it easier to stay longer on the beach. The famous Byron Blues festival is a key date for the calendar this time of year.

Winter (Jun - Aug)
The coldest month in Byron Bay is July where the average daily maximum is 19.4 ºC and the minimum 11.7 ºC. Surfers will need a wetsuit, but the water is clear and the skies are generally cloud free and perfect for warming yourself in the sun. This is a great time to channel your inner Yogi at a retreat, explore the Hinterland or watch the whales pass through on their migration.