Wow was impressed mostly by it's size. It would have been a grand lady in its time. The views are God as well. So good that it was rescued. I hope they find the funds to bring it back to what it once was. Such hard work has already been put in. I wondered if the government could help them out, would be a pity for the work not to be completed.

We stopped in here on our way home from Stanthorpe and arrived late morning, which gave us plenty of time to pay for access to tour the homestead & grounds. Afterwards we decided to have lunch here which was delicious. They also do great scones by all accounts, so maybe next time! Highly recommended stop if you want to learn a bit about local history. The staff were very friendly and if you are milkshake lover, you'll be very happy indeed.

Loved visiting this old homestead, sadly almost demolished in the past, and left to decay. Work has gone on to make restorations but it’s a huge undertaking. The cafe has a small but tasty menu of sandwiches and filo pastries. I’d recommend to anyone visiting the area.

We visited for Jazz at the Homestead which was a great day of music set in a beautiful location. After the event we toured the homestead and grounds and learnt about the rich history of the place and the families who resided there over the years. So much work has gone into restoring this site already, it’s astonishing to see how it looked when it was first saved to now. So important to conserve and protect historical buildings with such significance to the local area. There is a cafe on site, which also serves a delicious looking high tea. There are plenty of events hosted at the property such as seasonal markets and after dark dinner and tours. Worth stopping by this grand old homestead which is open 10 am to 4 pm Wednesday to Sunday.