Comfortable
country cottages with all you need, situated only 4 kms from
Nannup, the 'Centre of the South West', Tiger Cottages is a
perfect location for trout fishing, bird watching, scenic
drives, and bush walking.
The
region also boasts woodwork, fine furniture, antiques, crafts,
pottery, and wineries.
Labor Day weekend Nannup is proud to support
musicians during the Nannup Music Festival and showcases flowering
bulbs and the beauty of the southwest during Flower & Garden
Festival in August.
Quit Forest Rally, Cycling and Power
Boats feature throughout the year.
Tom and Cyndy
are your hosts for the duration of your stay.
Tom is widely
traveled and loves a good chat and Cyndy is an emphatic
Gardener with a relish for the added home advantage that the cattle
on the property bring when it comes to fertilizing. Vegetables and
herbs are always in abundance and Tom is a bit of a handyman in the
timber workshop.
History
Of The Property
1862-64
Higgins family settled on property
1870-80
Governor visits Nannup, stayed at original stone cottage Majanup
1875
Young 7 year old Higgins dies of diphtheria. (Grave on property)
1880-1900
Mulberry, lilac and Boxthorn trees planted
1900
(thereabouts)
Brockman family buy out Higgins
1930's
Vern Brockman, state politician held meetings in present house,
Brockman Highway named after him.
1939
Brockman dies at 56 years old
1954
Having run for 42 years from 1912, log-hauling tramline stopped.
Formation with sleepers in place still visible.
1978
Perseys buy 200 acres of Brockman Farm.
1991
Nannup Tiger Cottages opened by Perseys
Over
the years the property has seen dairy farming, beef cattle, chaff
cutting, horses, sheep and deer farming.
At the turn of the century a small parcel of high-grade gold was
found on the property, and today we are still looking for the mother
lode!
