Tranby House (Peninsula Farm)

Peninsula Tea Gardens is located at the site of one of the first farms in the colony and the earliest residence still standing in the metropolitan area. Tranby (Peninsula Farm) offers a unique opportunity to explore the first years of European settlement in Western Australia.

Tranby was constructed by Joseph Hardey in 1839 and tells the stories of the family and servants who ran the farm. It also tells of farming and how families and the young colony sustained themselves.