Flowerdale Estate is a uniquely beautiful, historic venue for your conference, wedding, weekend dinner bed and breakfast or high tea.
Nestled between the Yarra Valley and Kilmore in central Victoria, it’s just over an hour’s drive from Melbourne and 40 minutes from the Yarra Valley, to Flowerdale Estate, the perfect country retreat and wedding venue.
Gracies Restaurant showcases the best produce sourced from our local Kilmore, Upper Goulburn and Yarra Valley region.
Our comprehensive range of recreational facilities will ensure your guests make the most of their time on the Estate.
Help us to celebrate our last high tea for 2018
Christmas style
Your choice of Traditional or Royale High Tea
A selection of Christmas styled savoury & sweet items
Scones, house made Jam & cream
Take a stroll around our gardens & meet our animal friends
Kids High Tea menu always available
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Flowerdale Estate History
When the original homestead was built, it took almost 3 years. The King Parrot Creek runs through the Estate which prompted one of the first squatters in the area, Robert Farquhar McKenzie, to establish a 10,000 acre sheep run in 1838.
To help put this in perspective; Melbourne was first settled by John Batman in 1835!
The 2 room stone cottage still stands today and is a popular private dining room due to its character and ambience. The property was purchased by the ANZ Bank in 1989 from the Tehan family who had held it for more than 50 years.
The bank developed this magnificent homestead into an executive training facility and luxury retreat that stands today as one of Victoria’s finest business and training centres.
Flowerdale Estate Today
Today. Flowerdale Estate is a family owned and operated business.
With many years of experience in the service and hospitality industry, and surrounded by our team of professional and dedicated staff, our aim is to make every part of your stay with us a most enjoyable and successful one.
The 130 acres surrounding Flowerdale Estate is still being farmed, with a strong commitment to conservation and regeneration of the native environment.
Particular focus for the future will be on the re-vegetation of the magical King Parrot Creek.
