The Homestead, Mona Farm

The largest of the historic buildings at Mona Farm, The Homestead is the original convict brick Georgian house built in 1853 which was expanded in the early 1900's. Sleeping up to 12 guests, it features high ceilings, expansive rooms and is surrounded by sweeping lawns and original Elm trees planted by Thomas Braidwood Wilson. The Homestead is perfect for families and groups and has all the amenities to allow you to experience country life at its best. The space Mona Farm is a unique curation of contemporary art, country life and Australian history. Our 124 acre property is located in Braidwood in rural New South Wales, 3 hours from Sydney and 1 hour from Canberra. We offer luxury accommodation across six superbly appointed historic buildings, set within acres of magnificent, award-winning gardens. The serene garden setting and stylish interiors provide all the essentials for a picturesque and peaceful country escape. Guest access Mona Farm's shared grounds feature; - tennis court - sculpture walk (18 sculptures) - croquet lawn - farm (home to Wessex Saddleback pigs, Wiltshire Horn sheep, Scottish Highland cows, Clydesdale horses and chickens) Other things to note The Homestead has 5 bedrooms; Master bedroom with ensuite, walk in robe and garden views King bedroom with garden views King bedroom with ensuite and lake views Queen bedroom with garden views Twin bedroom (4 single beds or 2 king beds) with garden views Registration number PID-STRA-63123