About Stella's Homestead
Stella's Homestead began in 1947 when Jim and Geraine Hansen bought the property fifteen miles out of Walla Walla, in the foothills of the Blue Mountains along Coppei Canyon near the South Fork Coppei Creek. The place is named after Jim's old mare, Stella. Cheryl Hansen returned to the homestead in 2017 to host. The family history includes raising Black Angus cattle and wheat farming. A great-grandfather, Robert William Leid, purchased mountain property three miles up the road in 1889. Five lodging options are available. Food and outdoor seating are offered.
Good to know about Stella's Homestead
Can you visit Stella's Homestead? Is there a tasting room?
No, Stella's Homestead does not operate a public tasting room. It's a production-only or by-allocation label, so its wines are found through retail, restaurants, or a mailing list rather than an on-site visit.
Does Stella's Homestead serve food?
Yes, Stella's Homestead has food available alongside tastings.
Where is Stella's Homestead located?
Stella's Homestead is at 2194 S Fork Coppei Rd in Waitsburg, Washington. Phone: +1 509-520-2382.
When was Stella's Homestead founded?
Stella's Homestead was established in 1947.
Does Stella's Homestead have outdoor seating?
Yes, Stella's Homestead has outdoor seating.
Where to find Stella's Homestead
Stella's Homestead is at 2194 S Fork Coppei Rd, Waitsburg, Washington, United States.