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From the Resene News – issue 4/2003 Sleep inn - Tera Del Mar Country bed and breakfast Soothing hues of Resene Tint of Purple (off white purple), Resene Echo Blue (soft blue) and Resene Dutch White (cream) greet all visitors, calming frazzled nerves and readying them for an intense dose of rest and relaxation. Continuing the theme inside, guests can refresh body and mind by unwinding in a blue toned room of Resene Ship Cove (steel blue) or a green toned room of Resene Mantle (dusty green).
With built in two-course gourmet breakfast, relaxing is not an option... it's compulsory. Check in and chill out at www.teradelmar.co.nz. Resene: Warkworth ColorShop |
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When
you're surrounded in the luxury and relaxing atmosphere of a country
style bed and breakfast you owe yourself a full morning of sleeping
in. Tera Del Mar - Country Bed & Breakfast in Rodney Road, Leigh has
been created over a seven year period as a haven for road weary travellers
and ratrace escapees desperate for a taste of the country. Authenticity
reigns supreme with many a visitor believing that the 5000 square metre
homestead must have been transported to the site because of the quality
and authenticity of the architecture. 