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Content Source: OztixDiscover Newstead House, Brisbane's oldest surviving domestic dwelling, originally built in 1846 for Patrick Leslie. This historic site highlights its evolution from a Colonial Georgian-style cottage into a classic Queensland homestead. The guided tour begins at 11.30am and lasts approximately 60 minutes, offering insights into the rich history and architecture of the property. Experience the charm and heritage of this iconic landmark.
ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION
The house route has stairs to the front door and ground floor cellar, with a lift for accessibility if needed.
HEALTH AND SAFETY INFORMATION
Food and drinks are not permitted in the house but can be consumed in the park precinct or on the veranda. Dogs are not permitted within the house unless they are identified as an assistance animal.
Smoking is prohibited in the house and within four metres of the building.
CONCESSION
You must present your concession card at entry to receive discount, otherwise full price will be charged.
TOUR TIMES
The guided tour commences at 11.30am and runs for approximately 60 minutes to 90 minutes.