The common areas include a fully equipped kitchen with contemporary high-end appliances such as a large fridge with icemaker & ice water, a Nespresso coffee machine. There is also a lounge room, dinning table, laundry and an outdoor sitting area with table & chairs. Heated floors are throughout the house and there is a gorgeous gas fireplace, which add luxury and warmth to this delightful home.

Indulge in famous cool-climate whites and exotic reds from the region’s finest wineries. Feast on delicious local produce whilst enjoying sunset views from the open plan living area or outdoor area. This luxury guesthouse is ideal for a weekend away, romantic getaways, and family reunions or for midweek and corporate accommodation.

We can tailor your accommodation to suit your needs eg, discounts for longer stays and pricing available for closing the third bedroom which is the equivalent of booking a 2 Bedroom apartment. Please call for details.

Please note Silverdown is not suitable for children under 10 years of age. Please contact us if you would like to discuss the property layout.

 Orange Winery Accommodation

Orange Mountain Wines is considered to be one of the most innovative wineries in Orange, located only 4 kilometres from the Orange CBD and Silverdown Bed and Breakfast, where fruit is hand-pressed and fermented in open containers, which adds to the colour and flavour of the wines.

Cargo Road Wines, on the sheltered northern slopes of Mount Canobolas, a mere 8 minute’s drive from Silverdown,  gives the perfect vantage point to sit back, relax and enjoy drinking some of the best vinos Orange has to offer. If single vineyard wines with a whole lot of attitude are more your style, then Heifer Station should be at the top of your list of wineries in Orange to visit during your stay at Silverdown Bed and Breakfast, the pinnacle in Orange winery accommodation.

A stay at Silverdown Bed and Breakfast, your first choice for self-contained accommodation Orange NSW, places you in the heart of Orange, an elegant and prosperous inland city. With an estimated population of 39 755 people, Orange is undoubtedly a significant regional centre with all the creature comforts of home, minus the noise, the bustle, the stress and the pollution.

Discover award-winning restaurants, stunning gardens, boutique shopping and bustling markets. Orange is situated within the traditional lands of the Wiradjuri Peoples, the largest Aboriginal group in Australia and the traditional custodians of the land in Central NSW. To the south-west, the iconic Orange NSW landmark of Mount Canobolas is a stunning reminder of the volcanic history of the area. The rich volcanic soils feed the plentiful and world-renowned wineries in Orange. And by night, sit on your deck at Silverdown and be dazzled by the uninterrupted view of the constellations of the southern sky, brighter than you’ve ever seen before…a sight you’ll never forget and won’t want to leave!

Silverdown Bed and Breakfast, located in Orange, in the heart of central NSW, is a gorgeous choice for a country getaway.  Your on-site hosts, Phil and Jill, are most gracious and accommodating, wishing only to make your stay perfect in every way.  You will love the privacy and country feel of Silverdown’s luxurious and private accommodation, all within an easy drive to the Orange Wineries.

Orange NSW is easily accessible by car, train or plane. From Sydney take a 3 hour 40 minute drive through the iconic Blue Mountains or, for the romantic, Orange is also accessible by an idyllic train trip through the dynamic Australian countryside. Flight time to Orange NSW is under an hour, having you ‘feet up’, ready for a country getaway in no time at all. From its humble beginnings, first as convict settlement, known as Blackman’s Swamp, then as a farming community, the town of Orange has grown into a popular country getaway destination. Orange NSW is well-known as a fruit growing district and produces pears, apples and many stone fruit.

It might surprise you to know that in fact, different types of oranges, the mandarin orange and other citrus fruits are not grown in Orange, despite its name. The climate in Orange NSW is too cool for citrus fruit! Orange NSW was actually named after Prince William of Orange (Prince Willem van Orenje) who later went on to become King Willem 1 of the Netherlands. It was so named by Sir Thomas Mitchell, Surveyor General of NSW. The rest of this story and more fascinating regional history, like the discovery of gold in the Orange area, can be read about in many historic documents found using Trove. Sit back with your laptop, and enjoy the wonder of free wifi at Silverdown, your Orange luxury accommodation, while you soak in the history of the place.