Anlaby Station

Anlaby Station vacation home, Hamilton — historic Merino stud: Anlaby Station is a vacation home near Hamilton, established in 1839, and it spans about 5,000 acres. It is home to the oldest Merino Stud in South Australia, featuring around 1,500 merino sheep that graze the open plains and wooded areas. The main house dates back to 1861, and the grounds include extensive gardens and an on-site gift shop selling blankets, throws, and ponchos woven from the property’s wool. Manor House accommodation details: The Manor House has been renovated into a three-bedroom, self-contained bed and breakfast. The two-story layout features three bedrooms upstairs — one with a queen bed and two with split-king beds — while the ground floor includes a kitchen, a sitting room, and a bathroom. Comforts, kitchen and breakfast: The accommodation includes a kitchen with an oven, stovetop, microwave, refrigerator, and dishwasher, plus a dining table, seating area, and a TV. Air conditioning, bathrobes, and a hairdryer are among the comforts provided. The property offers full breakfast provisions, which guests particularly appreciate. Outdoors, shop and travel: Selected units and outdoor areas feature a patio, outdoor furniture, barbecue, and dining space. The property’s extensive gardens are a focal point, and the on-site shop showcases woolen goods from the flock. Adelaide Airport is about 63 miles away. The Manor House is a two story building that was once the Manager’s and Accountant’s Offices. It has been beautifully converted into a self contained Bed and Breakfast accommodations. There are three bedrooms upstairs (1 King, 1 Queen and 1 Split King), accessible via a set of stairs. A very comfortable sitting room, fully set up kitchen (Incl. dishwasher, espresso machine) and one bathroom (shower) are downstairs. The Manor House has heating facilities in each room and ducted air conditioning. The rate is set per room occupied (maximum 2 occupants per room).