Description:
National Trust home of Australia * Magnificently restored homestead (1859) * Restored earlier House (1838), later converted to a dairy and kitchen * Stables * Blacksmith * Restored one teacher school * Restored teachers house (1885) * Set on several acres of farm land with lawns and gardens surrounding the main buildings. A 2hr 30min drive south of Perth, 220km (136miles), less than 10km north of Busselton

Jurisdictions::
South West Aboriginal Land and Sea Council, City of Busselton, Main Roads Western Australia, South West Development Commission

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photo ID#: 4803580 - The Wonnerup house, school and ancillary buildings are heritage-listed and is a powerful reminder of the isolation, danger and struggles faced by the Layman family during its 120 year occupation of Wonnerup House. Less than 10 km north of Busselton, the house was built in 1859 by George Layman Jr.


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photo ID#: 4803579 - The Wonnerup house, school and ancillary buildings are heritage-listed and is a powerful reminder of the isolation, danger and struggles faced by the Layman family during its 120 year occupation of Wonnerup House. Less than 10 km north of Busselton, the house was built in 1859 by George Layman Jr.


photo ID#: 4803578 - The Wonnerup house, school and ancillary buildings are heritage-listed and is a powerful reminder of the isolation, danger and struggles faced by the Layman family during its 120 year occupation of Wonnerup House. Less than 10 km north of Busselton, the house was built in 1859 by George Layman Jr.


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