The sole physical remains of the largest and most famous winery in the region. 'St. Hubert's' wines were famous for their excellence and won numerous international awards. (Tansley, 1978)

The stables, barn, wine cellar and heritage landscape are rare remains of the early phase of the establishment of the Victorian wine industry, and of the largest winery of the region in the late nineteenth century. They are of historical significance and have possible significance at the State level. The grand scale of the St Hubert's Wine Cellar demonstrates the ascendancy of the Yarra Valley wineries, and St Hubert's as the largest, in the 1870s and 1880s. (context 2006)

The large stables are of solid brick construction with a corrugated iron roof. (Tansley, 1978)