Walebing Bed & Breakfast - WA

The Walebing Homestead is a beautiful historic homestead built in the 1870s.
Whilst the building and location has significant historical significance visitors are now welcome to stay here in the Bed & Breakfast and enjoy this wonderful spot.

The property and buildings are all registered on the WA state historic registry. The place demonstrates significant associations with pioneer identities of the Moora region, with convicts and communication. The construction and labour is significant as one of the few examples in the region and certainly the most comprehensive farm complex of the period.

An extensive complex of stone farmhouses and outbuilding with corrugated iron roofs (not original). the 1880 homestead is constructed of locally quarried stone and timber from a forrest 72 kms away, bricks fired on site. A verandah surrounds the homestead which faces south over the valley. The roof was originally shingles. A large underground water tank was filled by the roof drainage system. The barn 1859/60- the mill is in the south end.