Bishopscourt Bed and Breakfast

Bishopscourt Bed and Breakfast is a stately Victorian mansion, circa 1876, set on half an acre of gardens in the heart of historic Bendigo. Bishopscourt has a rich and colourful history. Built for eminent surgeon and scientist Paul Howard MacGillivray as a private home and surgery, the largest private residence in Bendigo at that time, Bishopscourt later spent 64 years as the Anglican Churches Bishops Palace. Bishopscourt Bed and Breakfast offers guests large queen size bedrooms with open-fires, lounge chairs, dining suite, air-conditioning, wide-screen high definition television, Foxtel, DVD, and views over the garden and surrounding area. Each bedroom has a beautifully appointed bathroom with claw-foot bath and shower. There is a large guest lounge with open-fire, billiard room with tea and coffee making facilities, mini-fridge, games, pin-ball, television, DVD, stereo, extensive library and satisfying cooked breakfast of your choice. Bishopscourt Bed and Breakfast is an easy walk to Bendigo's arts and sports precincts, antiques, restaurants and cafes, parklands and tourist attractions. Bishopscourt also features a self contained apartment within the cleverly converted stables. This is a luxurious contemporary apartment with all the features required to make your stay comfortable and memorable.