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Be charmed by a historical house rich with character

Unearth the deep history of a port city - Albany. An Australian gem located on the rugged south coast, 418 kilometres south-west from Perth. Discover a past rich with stories, from Aboriginal heritage, convicts and settlers, whaling and sailors. This is the place where Europeans first set foot in Western Australia.

A bed & breakfast with three guest rooms
Your host Cheryl warmly welcomes you to Western Australia
Within walking distance to the centre of Albany
Visit the nearby National Anzac Centre and learn about Australia's war history

Visit the Albany Whaling Museum to hear tales about the whaling industry or go to The National Anzac Centre and learn about Australia's war history. Albany holds a strong significance to World War I because it was the place where the Australian and New Zealand soldiers met and where the ANZAC concept was formed.

Located a short stroll from the heart of Albany, this property was built in 1890, and is oozing with Australian heritage and charisma. Many prominent Australian citizens have lived here over the years too. Your host, Cheryl, warmly welcomes you and invites you to make yourself at home.

Near the accommodation, you can find vibrant cafes, restaurants and the buzzing foreshore precinct. See massive granite outcrops at Torndirrup National Park and the Gap. Or dip into some of the best beaches on this side of the country! Conquer one of the world's great long-distance walking trails, the 1000 kilometre- Bibbulmun Track.