Colliers is delighted to be entrusted by the vendors to handle the landmark sale of one of Australia's most luxurious historic homesteads, Anlaby Station.
Established in 1839 by Frederick Dutton, Anlaby Station has long stood as a cornerstone of South Australia's pastoral heritage. The property is home to mainland Australia's oldest operational Merino stud.
Located just north of Kapunda between the Barossa and Clare Valleys, Anlaby comprises approximately 1,840 acres with 8 titles and comprises a collection of significant Victorian and Edwardian-era buildings.
Taking centre stage of the stunning estate is the grand, 35 room homestead which was built in 1859 and has been thoughtfully restored by the current Vendors in their more than 20-year tenure.
Anlaby provides purchasers the opportunity to be the next custodian of what is one of Australia's most enchanting historic homesteads and a renowned hospitality and tourism enterprise, poised for growth.
Key features of Anlaby include:
Total area of 745* hectares or 1,840* acres
Significant collection of historic buildings including the 35-room mansion comprising 8 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 2 libraries, 2 dining rooms, sittings rooms and billiard room.
Farm manager's house and farm overseer's house
An additional three updated and renovated residences which now serve as luxurious bed and breakfast accommodation
Character stone shearing shed of historical significance
11 acres of nationally significant gardens
Productive farming land with quality soils and an average rainfall of over 450mm
Working sheep station for over 185 years
Equestrian facilities
On site luxury gift shop for the sale of Anlaby 'Pure Luxury' wool products
Host to station and homestead tours and a number of events and weddings
Significant capital investment in recent years
75 minutes' drive from Adelaide International Airport
For more information or to arrange an inspection, please contact Jesse Manuel, Tim Altschwager or Will Sumner of Colliers.
Anlaby is for sale by Expression of Interest, closing Friday 21 November 2025 at 4pm (ACDT).
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