Every room in this unusual Bed and Breakfast looks out over the Great Otway National Park to the Great Southern Ocean with panoramic views to Point Roadknight, Arthur's Seat, the Cape Schank light, and the open seas. Cimarron was built in the late 1970s of large, hand-hewn local timbers (Mountain Ash and Messmate) with wooden pegs and ship-lap joins. A latter day architectural folly! All guests are invited to relax in the large living area which features vaulted ceilings of Canadian Hemlock. Upstairs rooms are connected by balconies and an internal bridge. The walls of the house display the owner's unusual collection of indigenous art from around the world. Cimarron has two comfortable and very private guest rooms: Blue and Eagle. Both rooms are equipped with queen-sized beds, video and tv, private bathrooms and ocean views. Blue has an en-suite spa. Additional fold out single bed available. Full cooked breakfast.