Langi Willi, historic homestead in Skipton

The Langi Willi Estate located at 3980 Glenelg H-wy, was built in the early 1900s and has a rich history, having hosted many dignitaries including members of the royal family, governors, prime ministers and many sports personalities.

The ornate 35-room mansion designed by renowned architect Charles D’Ebro, has 11 bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a grand entrance hall with beautiful wooden staircase, large spacious kitchen, multiple living areas and two other four bedroom houses on the estate’s 167 acres. The home was designed for George Russell, son of the property’s original owner Phillip Russell, in 1903.

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Exterior views of two storey residence with gable tiled roof with terracotta ridge, the garden, stables, early stone cottage, shearer’s quarters and “Sheepwash Cottage”. Skipton. “Langi Willi” Source/Permission: J.T. Collins Collection, La Trobe Picture Collection, State Library of Victoria