Barrenjoey House Palm Beach

Barrenjoey House Palm Beach is a heritage guesthouse located in Palm Beach, New South Wales, Australia.

The building was originally built in 1923 by Albert Verrills as a restaurant and guest house for the Resch family. The restaurant is now open for lunch and dinner, offering modern Australian cuisine in a relaxed yet sophisticated atmosphere. The venue also offers seven guest rooms for a boutique stay in Sydney’s Palm Beach. The dining experience at Barrenjoey House is highly regarded, with great food and fantastic staff. The restaurant serves modern Australian cuisine, and the menu features a variety of dishes, including seafood, meat, and vegetarian options. The drinks menu includes a selection of wines, beers, and cocktails. Upstairs from the restaurant is accommodation, offering seven guest rooms for a boutique stay in Sydney’s Palm Beach. The rooms are designed to feel like a guest room in a very rich friend’s holiday home, with blindingly white linens and textiles printed with aquatic species and tropical leaves. The rooms are small, but they are well-appointed and comfortable. In addition to the restaurant and guest rooms, Barrenjoey House also has a garden, shared lounge, and terrace. The venue is located in a prime waterfront location facing out onto Pittwater, and it promises stunning beaches and relaxed dining options.