Once the largest sheep station in the southern hemisphere, Merribee has been lovingly restored for a new era where architecture, nature, and story meet.
Now opening its gates for the first time in over a century, the sandstone homestead offers a rare kind of presence that feels grounded, intentional, and deeply personal.
Completed in 1912, the sandstone homestead remains the heart of Merribee station. It features hand-laid walls, 16ft pressed-metal ceilings, and double-storey rooms that open onto light-filled verandahs and gardens. Upstairs, the homestead offers considered accommodation for up to 12 guests – 10 of your closest across five queen bedrooms, with the entire top storey reserved as a private Bridal Suite for the couple.
Step outside to discover olive groves, the tuscan walk, twin rose gardens, three arbours, and a circular stage beneath open sky.
A private pool and adjoining poolhouse provide kitchen, entertainment and bathroom facilities, along with a wood-fired pizza oven, perfect for warm evenings and long lunches.
A full-weekend stay ideal for destination-style occasions, with exclusive access to the homestead, gardens, and poolhouse.
Sleeps up to 12 across the homestead’s five queen bedrooms and private top-storey Bridal Suite for the couple.
From $14,520 AUD
Prices are including GST.
Perfect for ceremony plus reception style weddings, birthdays, reunions, and private events. Enjoy exclusive use of the property for one evening under the stars.
Homestead accommodation for up to 12 guests included.
From $10,560 AUD
Prices are including GST.
Established gardens, the stage and three arbours are available for ceremony plus photoshoot only. 4 hours in duration maximum. Day access only – does not include overnight accommodation.
From $5,280 AUD
Prices are including GST.
For private tours, your styled photoshoot, or running a class or workshop.
Pricing available upon enquiry.
Catering, beverages, styling and entertainment are individually curated by you for each celebration. You’re welcome to work with your own suppliers, or we can connect you with those we’d recommend through the Merribee Collective.
Merribee has been my family home for 25 years, but opening it to weddings was never really the plan.
When Jacques and I were searching for somewhere to get married, we looked all over the world, but I kept coming back to the same thought: “It’s just not like Merribee.” Nothing had the same privacy, history or freedom to make the weekend entirely our own.
We spent months restoring the inside and designing the grounds to celebrate our own wedding here. In the process, I realised one of the most beautiful things about Merribee as a setting is that no two celebrations need ever be the same – what you create here is entirely your own.
Today, I open the estate to a small number of weddings and private gatherings each year.
Alanna x
