Penny's Hill Accommodation
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Ingleburne Farm was originally known as 'Gedney' and was owned by Thomas Overton who farmed the land and established a Dernier school on the property in 1848. 'Ingleburne' was so named by Thomas Goss who leased and later purchased the property in 1854. Ingleburne remained in the hands of the Goss and Rowland families until purchased by Susie and Tony Parkinson in 1998 as the home for the Penny's Hill wines.
Ingleburne is a non-hosted 1850s farm accommodation, which has been sympathetically restored. Ingleburne offers a very authentic homestead experience, which means we do not have cooling in the summer, but the huge thick walls and original slate floors keep the heat at bay admirably.
- Downstairs is a kitchen, which is fully self-contained, with an electric oven and gas cook top. There is a wonderful kitchen table perfect for sitting around and seats up to ten people. The bathroom has a separate vanity, toilet and shower. The utility room has a laundry, washing machine, dryer, iron and ironing board. There is a formal sitting room with a small library and open fireplace. Bedroom 1 has a queen-sized bed and electric heating which is easily operated from the wall socket.
- Upstairs there is a studio sitting room equipped with a television and VCR, as well as a sofa bed. The bathroom has a separate vanity, toilet, shower and a wonderful traditional bath. Bedroom 2 and 3 each have a queen sized bed and electric heating. Bedroom 4 has two single beds and electric heating.
Rates for all of the above on application, please contact us here at the cellars or telephone +61 (08) 8556 4000
