Langley Cottage B & B

16/10/2015

Morning everyone!! So I just wanted to give you an update, Langley Cottage has had its first two lots of guests stay & I must say I was thrilled to bits. I was very nervous but it ended up being very pleasant. I am very keen to have more guests stay so please don't forget if you need accommodation in Coonabarabran or your family/friends need somewhere to stay remember Langley Cottage, I would love to have you stay :)

23/09/2015

This cottage is heritage listed, it was originally a maternity hospital built in the 1930's and has now been changed in to a Bed and Breakfast with a continental breakfast included.

With this accommodation you will have your own room which caters for two adults and two children but is a shared accommodation with the owner with the rest of the house.

You are welcome to use the kitchen to cook or if you would prefer to have a meal cooked for you this needs to be pre booked. A fridge is also supplied for your convenience.

Prices start at $100 a night

23/09/2015

23/09/2015

23/09/2015

Here is the Historical Listing for Langley Cottage B & B which was formerly the first maternity hospital in Coonabarabran. (Web link is pasted below.)

The building constructed as Nurse Taylor’s hospital was the most prominent birthing hospital in the Coonabarabran district for decades. Nurse Taylor’s hospital has direct associations with the midwifery activity of Mary Ellen Taylor and was the birthplace of many local children in the early to mid 20th. The building is an intact example of an Arts and Crafts style bungalow. It retains a many of its original decorative fittings and features. The building has a high level of local historical, aesthetic and social significance. It also has a moderate level of local historical association and technical/research significance, rarity, representativeness and integrity.

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