The bed and breakfast is housed in a meticulously maintained colonial homestead that dates back to the 1860’s and offers a charming experience that allows guests to relax, experience the natural beauty and discover the food culture of the Manjimup region.
Dingup House bed and breakfast in Manjimup has a rich and fascinating history that stretches back over 150 years. Under the Stewartship of Christine “Chris” Utech, the property continues to be lovingly maintained and transformed into a charming and comfortable bed and breakfast that offers guests a unique and memorable experience.
The original Dingup House was built in the 1860s by Thomas and Mary Giblett, who were among the first settlers in the area. The property was used as a homestead, a school, and a stopover point for travelers. Over the years, the property passed through several owners, and at one point, it was even used as a sawmill
Under Chris’ Stewardship, Dingup House has become a popular destination for travellers looking for a unique and memorable experience in the Southern Forests region. The property continually rates highly on golbal booking platforms due to her attention to detail, and it continues to be a cherished part of the local community.
The Southern Forests region of Manjimup area is a beautiful and diverse area of Western Australia, known for its pristine forests and agricultural heritage. The area is rich in natural beauty and offers visitors a wide range of activities, from hiking and mountain biking to wine tasting and gourmet food experiences.
One of the most striking features of the Southern Forests region is its vast tracts of forest. The area is home to some of the largest and most beautiful karri and jarrah forests in the world, with towering trees that reach up to 90 meters in height. These forests are home to a diverse range of flora and fauna, including rare and endangered species like the Western Ringtail Possum.
In addition to its natural beauty, the Southern Forests region is also known for its thriving agricultural industry. The area is home to a range of crops, including black truffles, apples, avocados, cherries, and wine grapes. Visitors can experience the region’s food culture by visiting local farmers markets, orchards, and wineries
Under Christine “Chris” Utechs leadership, Dingup House has become a popular destination for travellers looking for a unique and memorable experience in the region.
Chris is known for her warm hospitality and attention to detail. She takes great pride in providing her guests with a comfortable and memorable experience, and her passion for the property and the region is evident in every aspect of the bed and breakfast. Christine is also actively involved in the local community and supports various initiatives and events in the area.
In addition to Chris, Dingup House has a team of dedicated staff members who help to make every guest’s stay a special one. The staff is known for their friendly and attentive service, and they go above and beyond to ensure that guests have everything they need during their stay.
Address: 269 Dingup Road, Manjimup WA 6258
Phone: 0407 193 231
Email: chris@dinguphousebnb.com
Check-in: after 2:00 pm – Check-out: before 10:00 am
There is a free private parking available for guests.