EST. 1843
Gumbank Homestead
A private heritage homestead in the Adelaide Hills
STAYS · OCCASIONS · POLO
There are very few places in South Australia where you can sleep within walls built in 1843, Gumbank is one of them. Its cob walls were raised by hand by William Dunn, a settler from Devonshire and have stood through the forge, the flocks and nearly two centuries of Adelaide Hills winters.
Today, the homestead, its Pinot vines and original shearing shed welcome guests — for stays, occasions and gatherings. A small piece of South Australian history, still being lived in.
STAY
The whole homestead, for you and yours
Private gatherings
OUR HERITAGE
A homestead with a long memory
From a shepherd's hut to a village at the crossroads: the story of the Dunns and Charleston.
One of South Australia's oldest original homes
1843
Sleeps seven across four bedrooms, three bathrooms
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Acres of Pinot vines, lawns, garden and an original shearing shed
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Group to use the home exclusively, one booking at a time
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