Binnawee Homestead

The red brick structure features a steeply pitched hipped roof, timber-floored verandah, and multiple fireplaces connected by corbelled brick chimneys throughout the building.

The property changed ownership multiple times since 1834, when Henry Cox first acquired the land before William Lewis constructed the Georgian two-storey homestead in the 1850s.

The kitchen block contains carved initials from numerous visitors over the years, creating a record of past guests who stayed at the homestead.

The homestead requires extensive repairs due to storm damage from 2001, particularly affecting the original kitchen block and various structural elements.

The property maintains its original window glazing and architectural elements from the late Georgian period, providing insights into 19th-century Australian construction methods.

Location: New South Wales

GPS coordinates: -32.51000,149.50900

Latest update: March 6, 2025 04:31