Amess House

A pleasant place to visit

My wife and I visited this House as part of our visit to Churchill Island farm. This is an original house owned by Samuel Amess, who was a very wealthy man during his time. It has been well maintai...

Great day for kids and parents alike

We visited in February '21 and spent the whole afternoon here. The food from the cafe is good and with all the various scheduled activities in the afternoon it kept the kids entertained. They especi...

Victorian Home

This beautifully preserved house dates from the 1870's and was the summer house of Samuel Amess who built many notable Melbourne buildings including the Treasury, the 'Old Exchange', the Customs House...

Beautiful and Informative

Highly recommend a tour there. Amazing to learn and see the history of Phillip Island. The activities are also fun to experience from milking a cow to watching sheep get shorn

historic gem

Built in 1872 by Samuel Amess as a beach holiday house, it has been recreated with furniture and housewares on loan from the national trust. The true highlight is the Norfolk Pine planted in 1872.