Gardens and house interesting in the sense of "village" rather than grand estate.
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Gardens and house interesting in the sense of "village" rather than grand estate.
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If you like to go back in time. this is the place to have a look. They would have to have been the wealthy people of Brisbane that owned this house. Some of my past history.
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Loved going round this the oldest house in Brisbane. The house is furnished in an eclectic style of the times but gives an idea of life in a 'Queenslander'. The guides are informative and love talking about the hosue and its inhabitants. A must do is the Devonshire Tea - the scones are delicious.
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A wonderful insight into life in the last century. The gardens are beautiful and you can have a picnic in the grounds - and a lovely walk along the river.
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Really nice parkland surrounds it and you can walk all the way into Teneriffe from here if you want for breakfast somewhere nice.
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Check opening days and times, Friday and Saturday closed open other days 10am to 4pm, $6 adult entry no separate carpark so park to side of driveway to residence, morning teas only available March to Nov so check times for these, leave plenty of time as there is a lot to see and atmosphere to soak up
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This building has been well maintained and exhibits the way life was for the Past State Governors, and prior to that the Lieutenat Governors of Queensland. I have been here several times with my own children then later with their children, and now with two of my great grand children. Definitely worth a visit. Make your visit in the AM...
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This is truly a magnificent place to visit. From Reg Lindsay's Country Music show days until today this house is still showing the great history we have in Brisbane. Settled on the Brisbane River it is a great venue for weddings and beautiful photography.
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This building is one of the iconic Brisbane landmarks and deserves a visit when you come to Brisbane (or even if you live here). The grounds are right by the river and are imaccualately kept, and is popular wedding venue.
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Set on a bend on the river is Newstead House. The land around it is pretty but the house itself, while historic, is nothing special.
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