About Mandoon Estate
Mandoon Estate is a large winery, brewery and hospitality estate on the Swan River in Caversham, within the City of Swan, Western Australia, in the Swan Valley wine region about 25 km northeast of Perth. Established on the historic Houghton property, it combines vineyards, cellar door wine tastings, Homestead Brewery, multiple restaurants, an art gallery and accommodation. It is notable as one of the Swan Valley's flagship visitor destinations integrating wine, food, art and riverfront landscape.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a riverfront estate with vineyards overlooking the Swan River, a cellar door for wine tastings, the Homestead Brewery for craft beer, several restaurants including fine-dining and casual options, an art gallery, landscaped gardens and lawns, and boutique accommodation. The setting is open and park-like with views across vines and river, with indoor and outdoor dining areas, tasting bars and event spaces to explore.
Key highlights
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Cellar door wine tastings featuring Swan Valley wines
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Homestead Brewery with craft beers brewed on site
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Multiple restaurants including fine-dining and casual riverfront dining
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Swan River and vineyard views with landscaped gardens
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On-site art gallery and sculpture displays
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Boutique accommodation and function/event spaces
History of Mandoon Estate
Located on part of the historic Houghton property, one of the Swan Valley's oldest wine estates established in 1836 by Rivett Henry Bland. The Houghton Homestead and vineyards are associated with the early development of Western Australia's wine industry. The site was redeveloped as Mandoon Estate, retaining heritage buildings while expanding into a contemporary winery and brewery complex.
Culture & Context
Represents the Swan Valley wine region, Western Australia's oldest wine region, and its contemporary food and wine culture. The estate is situated on Whadjuk Noongar land along the Swan River (Derbarl Yerrigan) and showcases local produce, art and hospitality traditions of the valley.
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