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Sunny Hill. A Drop of Sunshine in Beautiful York.
Welcome to Sunny Hill - our country luxe, heritage listed Australian farmhouse. Set on half an acre of gardens overlooking York, Sunny Hill offers you a breath of fresh country air in a relaxed, beautiful home full of charm, warmth and wonder. Carefully restored to its perfectly imperfect self, Sunny Hill offers you the space to slow down and relax. Wonderful gardens, beautiful rooms, a cosy fire, parlour games, sunsets over Mount Brown - you'll find many ways to enjoy this original beauty.
Woburn Field Hangar House in York
The Woburn Field Hangar House has been designed for a couple looking for that quiet time together, lack of noise & the beautiful views away from the hustle and bustle of city life. The Hangar House space is fully furnished, warm, quaint & spacious while being rustic and aviation themed. Enjoy quiet reading, stargazing, aroura sightings, bush walks, bird watching or just wine and cheese around the campfire. If you're looking to unwind and enjoy the country, the Hangar House is perfect for you.
Ocean Front's Penthouse couple's retreat
Welcome to CALMA Escape, your ultimate paradise. Inspired by the tranquil scenery from Italy’s Amalfi Coast, this lavish one-bedroom penthouse is perfect to recline and enjoy the finer things in life or go out and have an adventure. Nestled between the peaceful seascape of Cockburn Sound and the lively streets of Fremantle, acclaimed by experts for its mouth-watering food and drinks, you’re never far away from a quick stroll to the beach to enjoy the sun on your face and sand beneath your feet.
Stoney Ridge Cottage mud & stone (circa 1894)
We welcome you to our rustic, cosy farm cottage (circa 1894) which has been in our family for six generations. The heritage cottage made from mud and stone, has recently been restored and renovated adding a fresh modern touch but we have carefully retained it's old country charm. Our farm is nestled in the picturesque rural Wheatbelt region of Avon Valley WA. We run sheep & grow cereal crops - our family business. We want you to relax & enjoy the tranquility of our farm & country lifestyle.
The Collins York
Take some time off to enjoy a historic getaway in the town of York. Put your feet up and relax with a good book in this gorgeous Heritage listed building built in 1907 by the Collins brothers, or head out for some beautiful views of Mt Brown and long walking trails along the Avon River, followed by some delicious food and drink at one of the local pubs or cafes. The Collins is located right in the centre of town. It is just a short stroll to the local cafes, pubs, shops, museums and parks.
Wagtails Watch Off-Grid Tiny Home Retreat
Wagtails Watch is a private off-grid tiny home set on our 50-acre farm in Bindoon, just an hour from Perth. Thoughtfully designed for slow mornings, starry skies and cosy evenings by the fire, it’s a place to switch off and experience a little slice of country life. Whether it’s a romantic getaway, an adventure with friends, or a solo retreat, you’ll find space to relax and breathe in the fresh air. We warmly welcome all guests and strive to create an inclusive, safe space for everyone.
Kangaroo Valley Homestead - Australian Bush Oasis
'Time is the ultimate luxury, spend it well' Welcome to Kangaroo Valley Homestead, a luxuriously appointed Australian bush oasis nestled on 5 acres of native bush and gardens in the Heart of the Perth Hill's. Step into a world of tranquillity and relaxation in a country estate that has it all. Bathe under the stars in the outdoor stone baths, entertain in the full size bar and billiards room or relax by the resort styled pool. The ideal location for intimate, special occasions.
Orcades & Karoa: Luxurious light filled loft
The perfect Fremantle mini-break starts here. Stay in our beautifully designed, light filled loft located in the beating heart of Fremantle's historic West End district. Just a moments walk from the both the 'Cappuccino strip', and Fremantle's High Street, yet you will feel a world away in this spacious, leafy, open plan apartment. From the generous ground floor entry, a romantic spiral staircase will lead you to two beautifully decorated floors, with a street facing balcony.
The West Wing York WA
Idyllic adults only retreat located on 5 acres, nestled under Mt Bakewell, The West Wing offers a tranquil place to stay. This private accommodation has its own living room, bedroom & bathroom. **NO kitchen** but there is a kettle, toaster, fridge & BBQ. Tea, coffee, and milk are also provided. Quality linen & furnishings have been chosen with comfort in mind. There is a large garden & olive grove to wander in & it is a 5-minute drive or pleasant 30-minute walk into town.
*Luxury rustic farmstay in the gum and plum trees*
Find the best of rustic luxury at my orchard farmstay,nestled amongst the plum and gum trees of the Perth Hills. From stunning spring blossoms to sunkissed summer fruits ,rich autumn hues and crisp winters,each season is special at Mairiposa. At this design inspired haven,rediscover the art of simple living. Pick produce(in season), bush walk or stargaze by the firepit. A unique blend of nature and creature comfort.I look forward to sharing my farm with you.
Umatah Retreat Chalet
Umatah means "you matter". Umatah to us, Umatah to yourself, Umatah to those around you and Umatah to the environment. Umatah is part of the original State Brick Works that was closed down in the 1940’s after their excavations hit an underground spring. The property runs on organic principles and has a mango orchard, apiary, vegetable wicking beds plus various other fruit and nut trees. There is a large waterhole, landscaped gardens and endless native bushland.
The Old Dairy Homestead
The large rammed earth home with 4 spacious bedrooms and a total of five beds with the master bedroom featuring its own en-suite bathroom. The home is open plan and features a large and modern, farm style fully equipped kitchen that adjoins the family room with its iconic, cast iron pot belly stove to keep you cosy in the colder months and also has reverse cycle air conditioning for the warmer months. There is a central games room with a pool table and a TV.
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| Avg. price | $192 AUD | $182 AUD | $176 AUD | $172 AUD | $182 AUD | $184 AUD | $185 AUD | $171 AUD | $186 AUD | $185 AUD | $169 AUD | $188 AUD |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in York?
York has heritage-style cottages, bed and breakfasts, and countryside retreats around its historic center. Many visitors select accommodations that reflect the town’s colonial architecture and offer views of the surrounding landscape.
What are the best things to do in York with kids?
Families can discover vintage vehicles at the York Motor Museum, walk the Suspension Bridge, or picnic in local parks. Seasonal festivals and heritage trails are also popular with children.
What are some of the best things to do in York?
Explore heritage buildings like York Town Hall, stroll the main street for galleries and antique shops, or relax by the Avon River. Community festivals and scenic walks connect visitors with York’s history and natural setting.
How is the weather in York?
York has hot, dry summers with temperatures reaching 94°F (34°C), and cooler winters that average around 40–65°F (4–19°C) with more frequent rain. Spring and autumn are milder, making outdoor exploration comfortable.
When is the best time to visit York?
Spring and autumn in York have mild temperatures and are often recommended for exploring historic streets, gardens, and festivals. Summers can be hot, with temperatures above 90°F (32°C), while winter brings cooler conditions and occasional rain.
What are the best places to visit in York?
Visitors often explore the York Town Hall, York Motor Museum, and the Suspension Bridge for a glimpse into local heritage. The York Residency Museum also shares stories connected to the area's past.
What are some hiking trails in York?
You can explore bushland trails around Mount Brown or the Avon River, where wildflowers often appear in spring. The Mount Brown lookout walk is frequently suggested for panoramic views over the town.
What are some family activities we can do in York?
Enjoy hands-on heritage activities, scenic riverside walks, or visit the York Residency Museum together. Many families also join local storytelling events or relaxed town picnics.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from York?
The countryside around York has wineries, wildlife parks, and heritage towns for day explorations. Visitors often stop at nearby art galleries, nature reserves, or historic goldfields sites.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in York?
York has a range of stays that welcome pets, including heritage homes and countryside cottages. Many host properties around the region make it easy for travelers to bring their furry companions along.
What are some local tips for visiting York?
Locals suggest exploring side streets for unique historic buildings and independent shops. Packing layers helps with variable weather, and stopping by local cafes introduces regional flavors.
What is York known for?
York is known for its well-preserved colonial architecture, vibrant arts culture, and community events. The town has deep roots in local Aboriginal and settler histories.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in York?
Explore York’s lesser-known heritage laneways, artisan workshops, or tucked-away gardens near the Avon River. Some guests seek out country bakeries and local art installations for a quieter experience.
What are the best foods to try in York?
Local bakeries serve traditional pastries, and cafes often feature regional produce and meats. Trying a homemade meat pie or bush tucker-inspired dish introduces flavors rooted in the region.
What should I bring for a trip to York?
Comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, and a light jacket prepare you for exploring York’s historic sites and outdoor spaces. Bringing a camera or sketchbook is popular for capturing the area's character.
What is the nightlife in York like?
York has welcoming pubs, live music evenings, and community events for relaxed socializing. The town’s historic hotels often host acoustic acts and gatherings on weekends.
What are the most popular events or festivals in York?
The York Festival, classic car shows, and agricultural fairs are frequently suggested by locals. Spring and autumn often bring arts markets, music, and family-friendly celebrations to the community.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in York?
Many accommodations in York are designed for families, including larger cottages and self-contained homes around the town center. Outdoor spaces and proximity to parks make these stays convenient for group getaways.
All about York
York was the first inland European settlement in Western Australia, which explains the key appeal of this characterful Avon Valley country town for many visitors. Established in 1831, it’s packed with well-preserved colonial-era relics, from the opulent Edwardian town hall built in 1911 that currently houses the York Visitor Centre, to the York Courthouse Complex dating from the 1840s that now serves as a museum sharing the story of country policing. Housed in a historic house that once formed part of York’s Convict Depot, the Residency Museum is another must-visit.
Hugging the Avon River, Avon Park makes a perfect picnic spot, with plenty of shade, tables, free barbecues, and a historic swinging bridge. The Avon Valley is also known for its rich calendar of festivals and variety of options to get airborne, including skydiving, paragliding, and hot air balloon and ultralight flights.
What are the top things to do in York?
Take a heritage town road trip
The Avon Valley is full of historic towns. Hit the road to explore the heritage villages of Beverley, Brookton, Goomalling, New Norcia, Northam, and Toodyay, all which are all within a 90-minute drive from York. If you prefer to explore the towns on two feet, download or pick up the Avon Valley Walks, Wildflowers and Trails brochure from York Visitor Centre.
Enjoy the view from Mount Brown
A quick drive or an invigorating 7.5-kilometre-return walk from the centre of York, the lookout atop Mount Brown (which, at 342 metres above sea level, is really more of a hill) offers panoramic views of the township and the wider Wheatbelt region. At the foot of Mount Brown lies the historic York Cemetery, which contains a number of headstones marking the graves of early pioneers.
Go for a stroll back in time in Greenhills
Once a thriving town linked to York by rail, the historic village of Greenhills is worth a detour. Downloadable from the York Visitor Centre website, a heritage walking trail reveals the little-known past of this quiet rural community, just 25 kilometres east of York. Don’t miss the wooden St Andrew’s Anglican Church and the early settlers’ cemetery at the original town site on the Quairading-York Road.