The Vicarage was built in 1865 for Rev Henry J Wilkinson as the parsonage to the adjoining St Georges Church. The Vicarage was a reflection of it's era - typical of Church's buildings it was practical but not grand. Rev Henry Wilkinson was incumbent of St George's church for 36 years leaving Queenscliff in 1901. The parsonage as it was known then, consisted of two levels and basement servants quarters. The church grounds - originally 2 acres occupied the land on Hobson Street hill between Mercer and Learmonth streets and housed a beautiful gothic style church and separate school house as well as the parsonage.

The Parsonage became known as The Vicarage in 1917. The Church sold the property in 1967 and it remained with this family until 2006 when it was sold to the current owners.

The Vicarage today, has undergone a careful yet transforming restoration and paints a a picture of elegance true to its history, yet accepting of our modern era. Quality & style have been uncompromised - beautiful antiques, sumptuous drapes and carpets, gorgeous light fittings throughout and much, much more.