My name is Phoebe White, I am a mum of two beautiful girls living in Scone NSW where my family have been farmers for 7 generations. I run a small rural business and work remotely for a property developer based in Miami FL USA.

You own a generational luxury retreat known as the Woolooma Glass House – talk to us about the retreat, how did it come about and what inspired the build? what does it offer its guests?

My grandfather Michael White bought Woolooma Station in 1972 in hopes of preserving the property from future threats of logging or development. It was my grandmother, Judy White who had the vision of building a house, where she could escape and create, writing the first of her nine books at the property.

Woolooma Glass House was built in 1973, designed by Sydney based architect John Suttor. The house has two queen bedrooms, a full kitchen, bathroom and expansive living area looking out over the Upper Hunter Valley.

Woolooma Glass House is for the lover of raw beauty and natural surroundings, the one who seeks adventure but takes the time to be still.