Birch Villa is managed by Discover Daylesford. We are Daylesford’s boutique guest house management, guest information and services partner. We connect people, facilitate experiences and create lifelong memories.

French Provincial styling awaits your stay. This lovingly appointed sun drenched 1 bedroom Villa with en-suite. Separate combined lounge dining room, a well equipped kitchenette with Coffee Machine. Linen curtains flowing on to Baltic pine floors, all overlooking a grassed garden and paved courtyard.​Large bedroom, queen bed, choice of pillows, generous en-suite , block out linen drapes ensures for a good nights sleep. Complimented by fluffy towels, slippers, smart TV, along with complimentary WiFi. Tucked away, but close enough to everything, walking distance to the main street & a stroll to the botanic gardens and local “pub”. This is a perfect start to your break away. A large bedroom with a queen bed, and a generous-sized en-suite bathroom provides the perfect retreat to relax and rejuvenate. Linen drapes, fluffy towels, slippers, smart TV, and complimentary WiFi further enhance the guest experience at Birch Villa, which provides the perfect balance of comfort, style, and convenience in the heart of Daylesford – walking distance to the main street & a short stroll to the botanic gardens and the iconic Farmers Arms Hotel. Daylesford, Hepburn Springs and surrounding region has long been considered a special place of healing, relaxation and indulgence. Nestled at the foothills of the Great Dividing Range, the region is most famously known for its natural mineral springs and is home to some of the best restaurants, cafe’s, galleries, wineries and distilleries regional Victoria has to offer.

The Daylesford-Hepburn Region is famous for its mineral waters and is known as the Spa Centre of Australia. Our beautiful scenery includes the famous Lake Daylesford, the Wombat Hill Botanic Gardens and the Wombat State Forest. There are historic buildings in the main street of Daylesford and the region’s history lies in the rush for gold. Lake Daylesford now covers land upon which gold was first discovered and offers lakeside picnic spots, cafes, walking tracks, fishing and pedal boating. The internationally known Lake House sits on its shores and there are public BBQ facilities and amenities adjacent to the main parking area. Lake Jubilee is located south of Daylesford (about a 10-15 minute drive) and is ideal for fishing, boating and swimming. If you are looking for a waterfall, visit Sailor’s Falls, less than 30 minutes south from the Daylesford Town Centre. If you are into the outdoors, Daylesford sits at the junction of three walking trails that are part of the Great Dividing Trail – the Lerderderg Track, the Dry Diggings Track and the Wallaby Track. The Hepburn Regional Park is a little less challenging and contains mineral springs and relics of the bygone gold era.