29/08/2026
If these walls could talk, they’d have more than a century of Burge family stories to tell.
At the end of the First World War, Percival Norman Burge built the Wilsford winery and homestead in the southern Barossa, beginning a chapter of family history that continues here today.
Percival’s son Colin followed, and Wilsford is now owned by fifth and sixth generation members of the Burge family.
The old winery pictured here remains very much part of that story. Rather than standing as a monument to what once was, today it serves as the family’s fortified wine store — quietly continuing the connection between Wilsford, the Burge family and Barossa wine.
It’s this living heritage that makes a stay at Wilsford House something a little different. You’re not simply visiting the Barossa; you’re staying within a family property whose story has unfolded alongside it for generations.
More than a homestead. More than a century of family, wine and Barossa history.