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On Natural Timber Finishes

Posted on February 6, 2018 by Montacute Pavilion

My experience with using natural timber finishes on the Montacute carport and other projects. Continue reading →

Posted in All Posts, Architecture, Construction, Design, Montacute, Uncategorized | Tagged natural timber finishes | Leave a comment

The Idea of Villa Castagna

A garden is both a real place, and a cloud of possibilities. What you will find here will be both something real, and something that may or may not become real. For this reason you will find no map: Instead you will meet fragments, part real, part possible.
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Garden is looking gorgeous with lots of autumn colour. We are is open for business and local cafes and pubs abd grocers are all geared up for takeaways. Montacute is very private with a third of an acre of gardens just for Montacute and a private garage. For any queries contact David 0430 455 900 #montacutepavilionandgardens, #montacutepavilion, #daylesford, #wombathill, #daylesfordmacedonranges, #spacountryvictoria, #visithepburnshire, #spacountry, #visitvictoria, #romanticgetaway, #luxurygetaways, #luxuryaccommodation, #countryescape, #wandervictoria, #countrychic, #visitvictoria, #daylesfordweddings, #daylesford.getaways, #GuestsLoveUs, #stayzau, #mydaylesfordgetaway,#romantic
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