luxury guest houses
Housed within our award-winning gardens, surrounded by contemporary art & sculpture, our seven historic Guest Houses blend old world charm with new world comforts.
the shearer’s quarters
Introducing the newest addition to Mona Farm’s accommodation portfolio, ‘The Shearer’s Quarters’. Dating back to 1873, this luxurious two-person Guest House is steeped in history, featuring original brickwork, floorboards & corrugated iron - a nod to its original function as the properties’ Shearer’s Quarters. Boasting a generous alfresco deck, uninterrupted views of Mona Creek, a Japanese-inspired bath house, two wood-burning fireplaces and a heated spa - this is our most premium couples accommodation yet.
the homestead
Sleeping 12 guests across five King bedrooms, The Homestead is the perfect destination for a group getaway. Built in 1853, this historic building houses an extensive collection of contemporary art & sculpture, making it a compelling juxtaposition of new amongst old.
the coach house
Built in 1903, The Coach House sleeps up to 13 guests across five King bedrooms. Retaining its charming original pink exterior, The Coach House exudes a stylish sense of ‘laid back luxury’ and is the perfect setting for a country getaway with friends.
the new stables
Originally horse stables for the property, The New Stables provides luxurious accommodation for up to 18 guests across five king bedrooms and a stylish bunk room. Its outdoor patio, multiple fireplaces & dedicated dining areas makes it perfect for entertaining.
the lodge
The Lodge features it's own kitchen, dining and living space with two king bedrooms that open directly onto a beautifully landscaped lawn. This self contained accommodation sleeps up to six guests across two king bedrooms and is perfect for small families and young kids.
the old stables
One of the oldest buildings at Mona Farm, The Old Stables dates back to 1859 and was converted to premium accommodation in 2020. Sleeping two guests, The Old Stables is a romantic destination for couples who appreciate design, architecture and interiors.
the lake house
Completed in 2021, The Lake House boasts uninterrupted views of Mona Farm’s stone bridge and glistening lake. With sliding doors that open onto an al fresco deck, this Guest House is perfect for couples who enjoy the beauty of indoor-outdoor living.
Off-Site Accommodation
In addition to Mona Farm, we have a number of boutique Guest Houses located in the heart of Braidwood town (3 min drive from Mona Farm).
the gardener’s cottage
Sleeping up to 10 guests, The Gardener's Cottage is a charming weatherboard cottage located in the heart of Braidwood. Walking distance from the town’s antique shops, cafes and country pubs, this is the perfect destination for a weekend in the country.
tidmarsh
Built in 1856, Tidmarsh is a historic property modelled on a 19th century rural Irish Inn. Located in Braidwood town, the property sleeps up to 16 guests across two standalone dwellings. Tidmarsh takes the notion of a ‘country stay’ to another dimension.
Things To Do
From farm tours and fly-fishing through to antique shops and farmers markets, there is so much to discover when you book a stay at Mona Farm.
Discover the Estate
With 8 acres of award-winning gardens, a new wildflower meadow, 18 contemporary sculptures and over 180 years of history there is much to explore.
Take a Farm Tour
Tour the property with our Farm Manager, John Turner. Meet the animals and learn about our farming philosophy and sustainable farming techniques.
explore braidwood
Located within a 3 minute drive from Mona Farm, the town is home to over 14 cafes, a number of antique shops, country pubs and a 9 hole golf course.