A luxury bed and breakfast experience awaits you in our historic Oamaru stone mansion. The first stone dwelling to be built in the district in 1861, it is yours to enjoy with elegantly appointed guest rooms, sea views and private surrounds. Our bed and breakfast guests may also enjoy the private rear verandah or pergola which overlooks the stone fountain providing the tranquil sounds of cascading water. Or, grab a book and beanbag and enjoy the beauty and solitude of the sprawling grounds. In the 1930s Casa Nova House was sold to James McMullan (a goldminer working in Queenstown) and his wife Helen, who lived there with their eight children until 1961. Located in the Noble Wing, the McMullan Chamber features a super king bed, an Oamaru stone viewing niche and sea views. The room is enhanced with a chandelier, private ensuite with large tiled shower and lighting for night time reading