The Lily Stirling Range

The Lily Stirling Range, Amelup, Western Australia
View from Winery Quarters
Dutch Cottage
Dutch House
Dakota
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About

So close to the Stirling Range, The Lily is your perfect base to explore the region.

The Lily Dutch windmill is an authentic 16th-century design brick 'ground-sail' mill. The five-storey full-size windmill with its 22-ton capacity and a sail length of 24.6 metres, is one of the largest traditional windmills ever built in Australia. The mill is a fully operational windmill producing wholemeal stone-ground spelt flour for bakers and home users around Australia.

At The Lily, you will find unique self-contained accommodation next to the 16th-century replica Dutch houses and the reception, situated in the originally relocated 1924 Federation-style railway station from Gnowangerup.

The Lily also offers the opportunity to stay in a true icon of aviation, an original 1944 DC3 Dakota C47 Gooney Bird - a stay to remember.

The Lily airstrip is adjacent to the windmill and you are able to park your own plane securely and close to the accommodation. Please check the airstrip details on their website.

A breakfast basket is available for accommodation guests.

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What this place offers

Winery Quarters

Winery Quarters

The Winery Quarters comfortably sleeps up to three guests. This accommodation is situated under the same roof as the winery. The unit has downstairs a large lounge, combined with a kitchen and a bathroom and one bedroom with a queen and single bed.

Dakota

Dakota

Stay in a true icon of aviation - an original 1944 Dakota. Although it won't fly you to tropical destinations any more, they do believe it will provide you with a level of comfort and luxury that is 'more first-class than first class'. History in a nutshell - their plane was built in 1943/44 in Long Beach California and was issued to the Netherlands East Indies Transport Section, based in Brisbane, Queensland, where it was used for transport duties on behalf of the Royal Dutch Indonesian Airways (KNILM). The aircraft operated supply flights for Dutch military units, and later the airlifting of liberated Dutch Prisoners of War from New Guinea to Australia.

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Price range

From $185 To $315 per night

Where you'll be

9793 Chester Pass Road

Amelup WA 6338