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Hope Farm Guesthouse Historic homestead guesthouse in York WAs first town. Excellent hospitality along with 3 comfortable ensuite rooms, guest lounge and beautiful gardens.

Come and sample wonderful country hospitality at this historic farm house (est.1880). Enjoy magnificent views of Mt Bakewell in a peaceful rural setting, only 3 km from the town centre. Accommodation consists of Queen rooms with ensuites, tea & coffee making facilities and TV's with built-in DVD players. There is a well appointed guest lounge with tea and coffee making facilities, refrigerator and a bookcase with books, games & dvd's. Our traditional farmhouse breakfast is a speciality and includes locally sourced, organic produce whenever possible. There is a cosy log fire for winter and air-conditioning for the warmer months - perfect in all seasons. A stroll in a delightful garden leads to our poultry and one acre vineyard, all amongst an abundance of local birdlife and fresh country air......

This Sunday is York open garden day. Sparkling w**e in the garden in the afternoon if you're free and there at the right...
29/09/2026

This Sunday is York open garden day. Sparkling w**e in the garden in the afternoon if you're free and there at the right time... Which is all afternoon!! Donations to the York Gardening Club.

Enjoy a day exploring the gardens of York on Sunday 4 October 2026. This is an annual event showcasing various gardens of interest and includes stalls, talks and devonshire tea. Small entry fee applies.

There's something relaxing about watching chickens eat grains off the grass each morning...
15/09/2026

There's something relaxing about watching chickens eat grains off the grass each morning...

The white tail black cockatoos came to roost this morning. One of nature's joys. Noisy things!
12/08/2026

The white tail black cockatoos came to roost this morning. One of nature's joys. Noisy things!

What lovely reviews we get to read after check outs. Check out this review of Hope Farm Guest House- book direct and sav...
25/06/2026

What lovely reviews we get to read after check outs.

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★★★★★

A crackling fire. A shared platter. A glass of something special. Sometimes the simplest pleasures make the best memorie...
16/06/2026

A crackling fire. A shared platter. A glass of something special. Sometimes the simplest pleasures make the best memories.

Fireside platters, available as an add-on to your Hope Farm stay this winter.

Hope Farm is sad to hear the news of the passing of Geoffrey. He stayed with us a few years ago and was the most graciou...
04/06/2026

Hope Farm is sad to hear the news of the passing of Geoffrey. He stayed with us a few years ago and was the most gracious guest. Had lovely chats with him at breakfast. A true gentleman and an icon of Western Australian media.
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Vale Geoffrey Thomas ✈️

It is with great sadness that we learn that aviation journalist Geoffrey Thomas has taken his final flight.

For decades, Geoffrey was one of the most respected and recognisable voices in aviation journalism. Whether it was a major airline announcement, a new aircraft entering service, an aviation safety issue, or breaking news from anywhere in the world, Geoffrey was often the first person journalists, broadcasters, industry leaders, and aviation enthusiasts turned to for expert insight.

His knowledge of the industry was extraordinary, but it was his passion for aviation that truly set him apart. Geoffrey could speak with equal enthusiasm about the latest airliner technology, airline history, or the future of flight.

For many Australians, Geoffrey became the face and voice of aviation reporting. His calm, measured analysis was a regular feature on television, radio, and in newspapers whenever aviation made headlines. He was trusted because he combined deep expertise with integrity and a genuine love of the industry.

Beyond his professional achievements, Geoffrey was simply a wonderful person. Generous with his time, encouraging to aspiring journalists, and always willing to share his knowledge, he left a lasting impression on everyone fortunate enough to meet him. In an industry built around connecting people across vast distances, Geoffrey connected people through his storytelling, insight, and enthusiasm.

The aviation community has lost one of its greatest advocates, and Australia has lost one of its finest journalists.

Our thoughts are with Geoffrey's family, friends, colleagues, and the countless people whose lives he touched throughout his remarkable career.

Blue skies and tailwinds, Geoffrey. Thank you for helping us all understand and appreciate the wonder of flight. ✈️🌏💙

Dr Andy Robertson, Chief Health Officer of Western Australia (freshly retired) who wrote the foreword of the HOPE book s...
04/06/2026

Dr Andy Robertson, Chief Health Officer of Western Australia (freshly retired) who wrote the foreword of the HOPE book stayed at Hope Farm this week. The modern day equivalent of Dr Hope. What a pleasure to host him and his wife.

26/05/2026

Open fire. Country quiet. A glass of w**e.

We still have one room available this Friday & Saturday night for a couple seeking a little escape from the everyday.

Slow mornings, crisp evenings, and a cosy fire waiting back at the guesthouse.

📍York WA — just 90 minutes from Perth.

Message us or book via our website www.hopefarmguesthouse.com.au

Address

15 Carter Road
York, WA
6302

Opening Hours

Monday 2pm - 10am
Tuesday 2pm - 10am
Wednesday 2pm - 10am
Thursday 2pm - 10am
Friday 2pm - 10am
Saturday 2pm - 10am
Sunday 2pm - 10am

Telephone

+61430044534

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