Braidwood, NSW, 2722
Just three hours south of Sydney is a beautiful Georgian homestead, built in the 1830s of brick stucco-ed and lined to simulate stone. This may be a home, but it is also a historical museum, housing original, period pieces belonging to the National Trust of Australia.
Each room is eclectically decorated with original pieces, each room more grand that the next. High ceilings, natural light, original wallpaper and a timeless facade which can pass as both a country home in Australia (from the front) or a middle eastern facade (from the back).
The house also features an underground bunker, with dust flooring, original brick walls and tunnels leading to various rooms including an original photographic dark room, and a set of stairs that go nowhere.
Surrounded by farm-lands, tractors and cattle this location also includes an original double story barn, horses and chicken coops.
Location Access Notes
Furniture not to be moved.
Location Styles
Era
Georgian
Historic Building
Mansion
Renaissance
Retro
Upper Class
Location Features
Fireplace
Location Rules
Approval is required to move any furniture or artwork
No open fires
No smoking inside
No smoking on site
Protective measures must be taken to ensure floorboards are not damaged
Location Amenities
Electricity
Emergency Services Nearby
Food nearby
Heating
Kitchen facilities
Parking
Smoke detectors
Toilets
Vehicle Access
Location Crew Access
Owner will provide access
Wheelchair Accessible
