Melangata Station, Heritage pastoral station in Murchison region, Western Australia.
Melangata Station is a homestead in the Murchison region featuring a distinctive turret, six bedrooms, and hand-painted pressed metal ceilings throughout. The rooms display detailed craftwork across all interior spaces.
The property was built in 1917 following its acquisition in 1915, initially serving as a sheep operation in the pastoral landscape. It became part of the region's livestock farming history.
The homestead reflects the work of an architect known for distinctive design choices, making it a rare private residence in Western Australia with particular architectural character.
The property offers accommodation from April through October in various styles, including homestead stays, bell tents, and visitor quarters. Guests should prepare for the seasonal conditions of the interior landscape.
The grounds hold Australia's smallest meteorite crater and contain a major collection of Aboriginal rock art spread across the property. These two features combine to create a place of geological and artistic interest.
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