Named after William Clemenger (‘Clem’), Gundaroo’s first Postmaster, this heritage-listed cottage was built in 1887 — once his home, later the local Post Office, and later still the village General Store. Today it’s been lovingly restored to become a warm, homely retreat, its history quietly woven into every corner as it sits proudly opposite ‘Clem’s Memorial’ on Cork St.

The cottage sleeps up to four, with a queen bed in one room and two single beds in the other — ideal for a couple, a small family, or friends travelling together. A comfortable lounge and full kitchen make it easy to settle in and feel truly at home, while the bathroom offers a well-appointed shower.

Thanks to its solid heritage walls, the cottage stays naturally cool through summer, while a wood-fired heater and reverse-cycle air conditioning keep things comfortable whatever the season.

Parking is free and available at the front door. Complimentary Wi-Fi and breakfast provisions are also included in your stay.