Coombs Hill Barn
Coombs Hill Barn is a 160-year-old American barn, imported from Indiana in 2018 and rebuilt on a hilltop across 100 acres of working farmland at Merrijig, in the…
Wedding Venues · High Country / King Valley, Victoria · Visit in person
Brown Brothers has been at Milawa since 1889, in the King Valley about two and a half hours from Melbourne in Australia’s prosecco country. Weddings here centre on a restored 1860s barn, with the vineyard, gardens, lake and historic windmill around it.
Ceremonies are held outdoors under the oak trees, which give shade and a backdrop of vines and distant mountains, with a wet-weather venue held in reserve. The reception moves into the Historic Barn — 140 seated or 160 standing — and between the two there is a prosecco hour on the grounds. Photographs range over the 1960s underground family cellar, the original winery behind the cellar door with its century-old oak barrels, and a walk around the lake and cottage garden.
Couples planning a destination weekend in the King Valley who want a coordinator, a set menu structure and a barn that seats a large sit-down — and who will note that guests need somewhere else to sleep.
An 1860s barn restored for 140 guests, an oak-tree ceremony site, and an underground family cellar to photograph in.
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