Jimbour House
Farming, Food and Produce attractions
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| 86 Jimbour Station Road | ||||
| Jimbour, Queensland 4352 | ||||
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Jimbour is both a tiny town north of Dalby and the location of one of Australia's most gracious historical homes, featuring colourful formal gardens, a cafe and a cellar door for wine tasting. The original Water Tower, constructed in the 1870s has been transformed into the new Cellar Door. Celebrating the art of living well, the Cellar Door combines fine wine and food in a picturesque setting overlooking the undulating plains toward Dalby. In addition to the opportunity to taste the latest Jimbour Station wine offerings, the Cellar Door features a cafe, presenting a seasonal menu featuring an abundance of local produce, including cheese. The menu is complemented by a wine list featuring current release Jimbour Station wines. All wines are available by the glass. Open daily for morning and afternoon teas and lunch. As the Northern outpost of European settlement, Jimbour holds a special place in Queensland and Australian history. Jimbour hosts a growing selection of quality events each year, either utilising the House proper or the extensive grounds under cover of the grand marquee. Jimbour also offers memorable Wedding Receptions and the historic chapel offers a unique venue for intimate wedding ceremonies. Jimbour is an ideal conference venue. |
| Children welcome: | Yes |
Jimbour House
