Cove Landing - YC Lily May Apartment

Accommodation Features:
Cove Landing Marina Apartments is three completely self contained apartments all under one roof. For a party of twelve, simply Reserve The SS Karatta & The SS James Comrie also.

YC Lily May is an 80 square metre apartment.
Sleeps four (4)
Total Bedrooms - 2 - you can choose bed configurations from:
Default: 1 x Queen and 2 x Long Singles OR;
Option: 1 x Queen and 1 x King (With Notice)
1 x Bathroom
Dining Table seats 4

Amenities
Balcony East
Views: To the North, East & to the South
WIFI
Ethernet
Filtered Water
Power Isolation Switch
SONY Smart TV
Television Easy Access Ports:
- HDMI
- USB
USB Charge Ports in Bedrooms and Kitchen
Reverse Cycle Airconditioning
Remote Controlled Electric Blinds
Fully equipped kitchen
Westinghouse Induction Cooktop
AEG Range Hood
AEG Oven
Samsung Microwave
Fisher & Paykel Dishwasher
Dishwasher Detergent Guide
Westinghouse Refrigerator
DeLonghi Essenza (Nespresso) Coffee Machine
LG 12/9kg WashTower
Iron - Sunbeam Verve 650
Ironing Board
Toaster
Kettle
For all Appliance User Manuals for all Appliances are on line
Balcony
View, View, View
Off Street undercover Car Park
For a Cove Landing GROUP OF Twelve (12)
Reserve also The SS Karatta & The SS James Comrie

Location Location Location - You’re right on the Marina and Christmas Cove and looking out to sea across Backstairs Passage – perfect for boating and Penneshaw is so perfectly located for Golf, swimming, sunbathing, or surfing. You can spend the day at Hog Bay Beach, walking the beautiful cliffside past Bates Cottage or numerous day walks and trips to the many iconic sites to experience Kangaroo Islands world acclaimed Wine, Spirits and Food produce.

About the YC Lily May
The Lily May was a small wooden sailing yawl cutter (YC) built by Henry Chant at Birkenhead, Port Adelaide circa 1870 that serviced the postal run between Kangaroo Island and the mainland between 1870 and 1880, by Harry Bates.

Harry Bates was a farmer and contractor carrying the mail across Backstairs Passage in the Lily May and operated Surbiton House as a boarding house, (located behind Cove Landing).

For that payment Harry was contracted to carry mail from the Talisker silver-lead mine, six miles from Cape Jervis to Cygnet River once a fortnight for £98. He walked six miles from Cape Jervis to Talisker and back again and then sailed the Lily May to Hog Bay where the mail was sorted. He then rode his horse Champion to Cygnet River to deliver the mail in waterproof saddle bags. The Lily May was named after Harry's daughter.

The apartment is home to Australia’s first settlement with ocean front address. The large balcony with incredible marina and ocean views beautifully decorated and located near the Penneshaw town centre and just a short walk from Restaurants, Hotel, Supermarket, and breathtaking uninterrupted views. It delivers the ultimate in coastal living for a break away from everyday life.