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Set in the heart of the Marlborough wine growing country, Copper Beech House is an ideal place for holidays or overnight stay. It takes its name from the Tree at the front of the property. Why not come and relax in the residents lounge with its roaring log fire or relax in your room. All rooms come with TV, Tea & Coffee facilities and Electric Blankets whenever you need them. Copper Beech House is situated in the township of Blenheim, which regularly holds the sunshine record for the country. It has a range of interesting places to visit all year round within easy driving distance. Copper Beech House has the advantage of being within walking distance from award winning restaurants and cafes.
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Copper Beech House has a wide range of wineries on its doorstep. The beautiful Marlborough Sounds with the scenic drive from Blenheim to Havelock then to Picton via the Queen Charlotte Sounds. Or travel to the Nelson lakes, go skiing at the Rainbow Ski Field, visit the Riverlands Cob Cottage a restored cottage with period furnishings built in 1860. Brayshaw Museum Park shows you what Blenheim may have looked like 110 years ago, with recreated buildings, farm implements, model boats and miniature railway.
Blenheim was originally called Beaver Town, but changed to its present name in 1859. The province was named after the Duke of Marlborough who led the British troops to victory over the French at Blenheim in Germany.
Blenheim is linked by railway with Picton and Christchurch. There are also scheduled air services through Woodbourne Airfield.
