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.

A unique collection of contemporary art and sculpture can be found in the main homestead building. In this historic setting, over 45 Australian and International artworks reside, showcasing a juxtaposition of new amongst old.

Perfect for families and groups, The Homestead has all the amenities to allow you to experience country life at its best.

 
 
 
 

Further details

 

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

Kitchen
Fridge
Double stove and oven
Butler’s pantry
Dishwasher
Coffee machine
Microwave

Living 
Open plan lounge & dining room
Dining table with seating for up to 10 guests
Fireplace

Study
Large screen TV
Wood burning fireplace

Bathrooms
2 ensuites
2 bathrooms

Outdoors 
Dining and seating area
Barbeque
Fire pit urn

General 
Ducted heating
Air conditioning
Wireless internet
Foxtel
Bemboka towels
Bemboka sheets
Hunter Lab toiletries
Access to the estate’s gardens and farm