Woodbridge is an 1885 historic house beside the Swan River in Perth’s Mandoon area. Inside, period architecture, antique furniture, old paintings and other collections give a sense of the house’s colonial-era interiors. Outside, take time to walk the well-kept grounds and enjoy views across the river. A café area and Riverside Restaurant are nearby, so you can add a coffee or meal to a visit. National Trust members enter free.
Inside Woodbridge House
Built in 1885, Woodbridge gives visitors a look at a colonial-era home through its architecture and historic interior. Rooms contain antique furniture, old paintings and other collections. Allow time to look around inside, as well as to take in the details of the house itself.
The river and grounds
The house sits beside the Swan River, with views from the grounds. Nearby points of interest include Woodbridge Riverside Park, Ray Marshall Park and Blackadder Creek. A café area and Riverside Restaurant are close by if you want to stop for coffee or a meal after exploring.
FAQ
When can you visit Woodbridge?
Woodbridge is open only on some days. Check its current visiting schedule before setting out.
Is entry to Woodbridge free?
National Trust members enter free. The information provided does not specify admission for other visitors.
What can you see inside Woodbridge House?
The house has period architecture, antique furniture, old paintings and other collections.
Where is Woodbridge?
Woodbridge is beside the Swan River in Perth’s Mandoon area.
