WELCOME TO TARNDIE

One Family. One Flock.

Since 1840.

 
 

Tarndwarncoort is one of Victoria’s oldest surviving homesteads + the continuation of one of Australia’s oldest family sheep farms.

Today, the Dennis family still grow wool + invite you to share the farm’s bucolic setting.

 

The word Tarndwarncoort is based on the ancient Gulidjan language, used by the Australian indigenous people to describe the landscape the property sits upon.

— The Dennis Family

 
 

Book Your Stay.

 
Tarndie | Dennis family | Polwarth Sheep | Woolshop

The Stables Studio offers an open, airy, modern fitout within the former horse stables, originally built around 1905. A perfect space for 1 or 2 people to take in a country retreat without giving up the comforts of modern life. 

 
Tarndie | Dennis family | Polwarth Sheep | Woolshop | Otways Accomodation

A 1940s workers cottage in the middle of the sheep farm, complemented with quality linen and the smell of fresh flowers. Light up the open wood fire, pour a local shiraz + read one of the books in your “to read” pile…or be daring and leave the front gate to discover all the Otways has to offer.. 

 

Visit our Wool Shop.

 

Our yarn from grass to garment.

Tarndie Polwarth Wool is grown, harvested + spun by local trusted businesses. We maintain an ethical business model to ensure the sustainability of our wool into the future.

 
 
Tarndie | Dennis family | Polwarth Sheep | Woolshop | Accomodation | Otways Ranges | Birregurra | Woolshop |Australian Yarn
Tarndie | Dennis family | Polwarth Sheep | Woolshop | Accomodation | Otways Ranges | Birregurra | Woolshop |Australian Yarn
Tarndie | Dennis family | Polwarth Sheep | Woolshop | Accomodation | Otways Ranges | Birregurra | Woolshop |Australian Yarn

“Polwarth Sheep are naturally white, however Tarndie has a specialised flock of black + coloured sheep variations in shades that are unique and sought after. The members of the first original flock still grow at Tarndwarncoort + their wool is treasured by crafters all over the world. ”

— Tom Dennis

Attend a Workshop.