Duneira Estate
Highlights
- Explore the grand gardens filled with towering rhododendrons and unique Mollis Azaleas for a vibrant floral experience.
- Wander through the heritage-listed trees and expansive lawns, immersing yourself in the tranquillity of colonial history.
- Discover the Victorian Italianate Mansion showcasing an impressive art collection, offering a glimpse into the past.
- Enjoy seasonal events like the Bluebell Festival, celebrating nature's beauty and community spirit in a stunning setting.
Duneira Estate is an original hill station and grand garden on Mount Macedon. Duneira was first established in 1872 by pastoralist Suetonius Officer.
At 820 Meters above sea level, Duneira offers visitors a unique insight into the lives and ambitions of the wealthy during colonial times in Australia. Today, Duneira’s garden is spectacular with towering rhododendrons, hundreds of unique Mollis Azaleas, heritage listed trees, grand lawns, a secret garden and flower beds filled with perennials . The house built in 1875 is a Victorian Italianate Mansion which now showcases the last owner of Duneira, Stuart Stoneman’s outstanding Art Collection. Duneria Estate now runs an arts program including workshops, lectures, concerts, an annual Bluebell Festival, open garden days and events.
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Accreditations
- Regional Tourist/Tourism Association/Organisation
- Visitor Information Centre
Features
Disabled access available, contact operator for details.