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Kelly House Beechworth, is one of three  dwellings offering eco friendly, traditional, historic and unique luxury Beechworth accommodation, reflecting the colonial era. The ideal romantic getaway escape. Other accommodation include Pickett Cottage (yet to renovate) and Wright House. (Further central accommodation at beechworth                                 is also available at "Beeches on High" which                                 sleeps 10). Set as a back drop is Spring Creek                                 with 150-year-old poplars towering high in the                                 sky, offering glorious shade, the rustling of wind                                through the leaves and a home to a family of                                kookaburras. Kelly House (upper level) and Wright House (lower-level) have been named after the historic 20 round bare-fisted fight that Ned Kelly had with "wild" Wright over a horse theft that Ned was jailed for after he brought it from Wright. The fight took place on this property at Beechworth at the rear of the Imperial Hotel that was once thriving here in its hay day. Kelly House, was originally called "Glenwood", is circa 1895 and was relocated in November 2006 from Berwick (Melb) to Beechworth.

Experiences Educational Tourism Fishing Flora/Fauna Food and Wine Historic/Heritage Indulgence/Luxury Nature based Snow Golf (3 km) Winery (5 km) Bird watching Bush walking & wilderness experience Canoeing & Kayaking Rivers & Lakes       In The Area - Within a Kilometre Post Office (200 m) Restaurant (100 m) Shops (100 m) Tennis Court (100 m) Visitor Information Centre (300 m)	Facilities Barbeque Bedding (Linen)  Cooking Facilities Air Conditioning CD Player DVD Player High Chair Linen Supplied Microwave Refrigerator Spa Bath Non-smoking Iron Stereo Combustion wood fire Electric Split Heat/AC

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