Dunmore Farm | 1860s Cottage + Wood-Fired Hot Tub
Farm stay in Molyullah, Australia
- 6 guests
- 3 bedrooms
- 4 beds
- 1 bath
Hosted by Bec And Angus
- 12 years hosting
Listing highlights
Unwind in the hot tub
This is one of the few places in the area with this amenity.
Self check-in
Check yourself in with the key safe.
Unbeatable location
100% of guests in the past year gave this location a 5-star rating.
Set on 150 acres in Molyullah, Dunmore Farm is home to a restored 1860s Cottage within the life of a working farm. Sleeping up to six, the private Cottage combines heritage character with contemporary comfort. Awarded Airbnb’s Best Nature Stay 2023 & featured in Country Style and The Design Files, Dunmore is recognised for considered design and connection to place. Walk designated areas of the farm, collect eggs from the hens, gather from the garden in season, or soak in the wood-fired hot tub.
The space
The Cottage at Dunmore Farm is a restored 1860s home, built from red gum milled on the property and set within 150 acres of working farmland in Molyullah, North East Victoria. Its original weatherboards, verandah and corrugated roof remain, while the interiors have been carefully resolved for comfortable contemporary country living.
The Cottage is entirely yours during your stay, with all three bedrooms available for up to six guests: two queen bedrooms and one bunk room with king-single beds. Premium French linen, electric blankets, wall heaters, air conditioning and heating make it comfortable in every season.
Inside, natural light moves through relaxed, character-filled rooms. Spend an afternoon beside the open fire, browse the small library, play a record or stream through the Bang & Olufsen speaker and smart TV. Starlink Wi-Fi is available throughout the Cottage.
The kitchen is fully equipped for long breakfasts, relaxed lunches and proper dinners. In season, guests are welcome to gather from the kitchen garden and orchard, or cook with produce from nearby farm gates and North East Victoria’s food and wine region. The dining space is made for lingering meals shared around the table.
Your stay includes linen, cleaning, firewood and exclusive use of the private wood-fired Ember Hot Tub. Heat it at your own pace, then soak under the open sky as the farm quietens around you.
Outside, the Cottage opens onto gardens, paddocks and the changing rhythms of the farm. Begin the day with coffee on the verandah, walk designated areas of the property, collect eggs from the hens, spend time with the animals, or settle in around the fire pit as evening falls.
Dunmore is private and peaceful, but it remains a working farm. Weather, livestock, garden work and the changing season are part of the experience—real, unscripted and different each time you visit.
Guest access
The Cottage is set within the working life of Dunmore Farm. During your stay, you are welcome to enjoy the Cottage, its private garden and outdoor spaces, selected walking areas and the wider farm landscape.
Walk the paddocks, wander through the gardens, collect eggs from the hens and gather from the orchard or kitchen garden when the season allows. Farm life changes throughout the year, so what is available to see, pick or experience will depend on the weather, the work of the farm and the season.
You may also meet Bobby, our Bernese Mountain Dog, and Benny and Betty, our pygmy goats, who occasionally wander by to say hello. If you would prefer not to have them nearby, please let us know and we will happily keep them contained.
Dunmore is a real working farm, so some paddocks, sheds, machinery areas and private family spaces are not accessible to guests. These boundaries help protect your safety, the animals, farm operations and the privacy of those who live and work here.
There is no set itinerary at Dunmore. Spend your time as you choose: make a meal with farm and regional produce, sit on the verandah with a coffee, listen for birds, watch the light move across the valley or simply enjoy the quiet.
Other things to note
Dunmore is a real working farm. Weather, livestock, animals, dust, pollen, insects, uneven ground and the ordinary rhythms of country life are part of the setting. While the Cottage is cleaned and prepared with care, it may not suit guests with severe allergies or high sensitivity to dust, pollen, animals or insects.
The Cottage is booked as one private, three-bedroom home and sleeps up to six guests across two queen bedrooms and one bunk room with king-single beds. Your booking includes access to all bedrooms, the Cottage’s private garden and outdoor spaces, linen, cleaning, firewood and exclusive use of the wood-fired Ember Hot Tub.
The Cottage is not pet-friendly.
Mobile reception can vary across the property, particularly for Optus. Starlink Wi-Fi is provided and is generally reliable, though rural service can occasionally be affected by weather.
We live and work on the property and are nearby if needed, while respecting the privacy of your stay.
Gatherings, unregistered visitors, photography or commercial activity must be approved in writing before arrival.
The space
The Cottage at Dunmore Farm is a restored 1860s home, built from red gum milled on the property and set within 150 acres of working farmland in Molyullah, North East Victoria. Its original weatherboards, verandah and corrugated roof remain, while the interiors have been carefully resolved for comfortable contemporary country living.
The Cottage is entirely yours during your stay, with all three bedrooms available for up to six guests: two queen bedrooms and one bunk room with king-single beds. Premium French linen, electric blankets, wall heaters, air conditioning and heating make it comfortable in every season.
Inside, natural light moves through relaxed, character-filled rooms. Spend an afternoon beside the open fire, browse the small library, play a record or stream through the Bang & Olufsen speaker and smart TV. Starlink Wi-Fi is available throughout the Cottage.
The kitchen is fully equipped for long breakfasts, relaxed lunches and proper dinners. In season, guests are welcome to gather from the kitchen garden and orchard, or cook with produce from nearby farm gates and North East Victoria’s food and wine region. The dining space is made for lingering meals shared around the table.
Your stay includes linen, cleaning, firewood and exclusive use of the private wood-fired Ember Hot Tub. Heat it at your own pace, then soak under the open sky as the farm quietens around you.
Outside, the Cottage opens onto gardens, paddocks and the changing rhythms of the farm. Begin the day with coffee on the verandah, walk designated areas of the property, collect eggs from the hens, spend time with the animals, or settle in around the fire pit as evening falls.
Dunmore is private and peaceful, but it remains a working farm. Weather, livestock, garden work and the changing season are part of the experience—real, unscripted and different each time you visit.
Guest access
The Cottage is set within the working life of Dunmore Farm. During your stay, you are welcome to enjoy the Cottage, its private garden and outdoor spaces, selected walking areas and the wider farm landscape.
Walk the paddocks, wander through the gardens, collect eggs from the hens and gather from the orchard or kitchen garden when the season allows. Farm life changes throughout the year, so what is available to see, pick or experience will depend on the weather, the work of the farm and the season.
You may also meet Bobby, our Bernese Mountain Dog, and Benny and Betty, our pygmy goats, who occasionally wander by to say hello. If you would prefer not to have them nearby, please let us know and we will happily keep them contained.
Dunmore is a real working farm, so some paddocks, sheds, machinery areas and private family spaces are not accessible to guests. These boundaries help protect your safety, the animals, farm operations and the privacy of those who live and work here.
There is no set itinerary at Dunmore. Spend your time as you choose: make a meal with farm and regional produce, sit on the verandah with a coffee, listen for birds, watch the light move across the valley or simply enjoy the quiet.
Other things to note
Dunmore is a real working farm. Weather, livestock, animals, dust, pollen, insects, uneven ground and the ordinary rhythms of country life are part of the setting. While the Cottage is cleaned and prepared with care, it may not suit guests with severe allergies or high sensitivity to dust, pollen, animals or insects.
The Cottage is booked as one private, three-bedroom home and sleeps up to six guests across two queen bedrooms and one bunk room with king-single beds. Your booking includes access to all bedrooms, the Cottage’s private garden and outdoor spaces, linen, cleaning, firewood and exclusive use of the wood-fired Ember Hot Tub.
The Cottage is not pet-friendly.
Mobile reception can vary across the property, particularly for Optus. Starlink Wi-Fi is provided and is generally reliable, though rural service can occasionally be affected by weather.
We live and work on the property and are nearby if needed, while respecting the privacy of your stay.
Gatherings, unregistered visitors, photography or commercial activity must be approved in writing before arrival.
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From the host
Situated in the heart of Molyullah, Dunmore offers a peaceful retreat and serves as the perfect base to explore the beauty of the North East Victoria. Immerse yourself in the awe-inspiring landscapes surrounding us and embark on journeys to nearby towns, each showcasing the diverse cultural tapestry of this unique corner of Australia.
Distances to/from Dunmore:
Glenrowan & Tatong
Uncover the allure of Glenrowan and Tatong, both a brief 15-minute drive from Dunmore Farm. Immerse yourself in the history and beauty of these nearby gems.
Milawa, Oxley, and Moyhu
Embark on a culinary adventure as you explore the delights of Milawa, Oxley, and Moyhu, all within a scenic 25-30 minute drive from Dunmore Farm.
The King Valley - Whitfield & Cheshunt
Venture into the picturesque King Valley, Whitfield and Cheshunt just 35-45 minutes away. Experience the beauty and charm of this renowned wine region.
Beechworth, Mansfield, and Rutherglen
Broaden your horizons with day trips to Beechworth, Mansfield, and Rutherglen, all within a convenient 1-hour drive from Dunmore Farm. Each destination offers its unique blend of history, adventure, and local flavours.
North East Victoria is renowned for:
Wineries and Vineyards:
The region boasts numerous wineries and vineyards, especially in areas like the King Valley and Rutherglen, celebrated for excellent wine production, particularly bold reds and aromatic whites.
Culinary Excellence:
A haven for foodies, North East Victoria offers farm-to-table experiences, local markets, and gourmet producers. Known for artisanal cheeses and a thriving culinary scene in towns like Milawa and Beechworth.
Picturesque Landscapes:
The stunning landscapes, including the Alpine National Park and the King Valley, attract outdoor enthusiasts year-round with snow-capped mountains in winter and vibrant greenery in summer.
Gourmet Trails:
Follow gourmet trails through picturesque countryside, tasting local wines, cheeses, and regional delights. The Milawa Gourmet Region is known for such experience.
Historic Towns:
Dotted with charming historic towns like Beechworth and Glenrowan, known for well-preserved Victorian-era buildings and associations with the Ned Kelly story.
Outdoor Activities:
Providing a playground for hiking, cycling, and water sports, our region caters to diverse outdoor recreational opportunities.
Proximity to Snowfields:
In winter, the alpine regions become gateways to popular snowfields, attracting skiers and snow enthusiasts. Mount Buller and Mount Buffalo are both 60km from Dunmore.
Events and Festivals:
The region hosts various events and festivals celebrating food, wine, arts, and culture, including the King Valley's La Dolce Vita Festival and Rutherglen's Winery Walkabout.
Distances to/from Dunmore:
Glenrowan & Tatong
Uncover the allure of Glenrowan and Tatong, both a brief 15-minute drive from Dunmore Farm. Immerse yourself in the history and beauty of these nearby gems.
Milawa, Oxley, and Moyhu
Embark on a culinary adventure as you explore the delights of Milawa, Oxley, and Moyhu, all within a scenic 25-30 minute drive from Dunmore Farm.
The King Valley - Whitfield & Cheshunt
Venture into the picturesque King Valley, Whitfield and Cheshunt just 35-45 minutes away. Experience the beauty and charm of this renowned wine region.
Beechworth, Mansfield, and Rutherglen
Broaden your horizons with day trips to Beechworth, Mansfield, and Rutherglen, all within a convenient 1-hour drive from Dunmore Farm. Each destination offers its unique blend of history, adventure, and local flavours.
North East Victoria is renowned for:
Wineries and Vineyards:
The region boasts numerous wineries and vineyards, especially in areas like the King Valley and Rutherglen, celebrated for excellent wine production, particularly bold reds and aromatic whites.
Culinary Excellence:
A haven for foodies, North East Victoria offers farm-to-table experiences, local markets, and gourmet producers. Known for artisanal cheeses and a thriving culinary scene in towns like Milawa and Beechworth.
Picturesque Landscapes:
The stunning landscapes, including the Alpine National Park and the King Valley, attract outdoor enthusiasts year-round with snow-capped mountains in winter and vibrant greenery in summer.
Gourmet Trails:
Follow gourmet trails through picturesque countryside, tasting local wines, cheeses, and regional delights. The Milawa Gourmet Region is known for such experience.
Historic Towns:
Dotted with charming historic towns like Beechworth and Glenrowan, known for well-preserved Victorian-era buildings and associations with the Ned Kelly story.
Outdoor Activities:
Providing a playground for hiking, cycling, and water sports, our region caters to diverse outdoor recreational opportunities.
Proximity to Snowfields:
In winter, the alpine regions become gateways to popular snowfields, attracting skiers and snow enthusiasts. Mount Buller and Mount Buffalo are both 60km from Dunmore.
Events and Festivals:
The region hosts various events and festivals celebrating food, wine, arts, and culture, including the King Valley's La Dolce Vita Festival and Rutherglen's Winery Walkabout.
Meet your host
Meet your hosts, Angus & Bec!
City dwellers turned country (and coastal) enthusiasts, our love of travel and countless stays have inspired us to create memorable guest experiences.
Staying in our properties is more than just accommodation; it’s an experience in nature’s beauty, enriched by our passion for genuine hospitality.
We can’t wait to welcome you!
You can find us on Insta - @dunmore_farm
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