Visit Brisbane's oldest standing residence, Newstead House.  Considered the jewel in the crown of South East Queensland's historic properties the home was built in 1846 and holds a commanding position, with stunning views over Newstead Park & the Brisbane River.  You are invited to explore Newstead House, taking in the stunning views at your leisure during opening times. Friday & Saturday 10am - 2pm | Sunday 10am - 4pm.   Your general entry ticket also includes a one hour guided tour, offered daily at 11.30am.

Visit: Newstead House, Brisbane, Brisbane Region, Queensland

One of the most prominent homes in Queensland's history, the iconic landmark was built in 1846 and has been occupied by some of Brisbane's most influential colonial figures, including Patrick Leslie, Captain John Clements Wickham and George Harris. Newstead House, Brisbane's oldest standing residence, is the jewel in the crown of South East Queensland's historic properties.

Now operating as a living museum, the grand home is furnished to reflect the occupation of the Harris family, who were in residence between 1862 and 1890. As you wander around the generous verandas, which offer sweeping views over Newstead Park to the Brisbane River, you cannot help wonder what life was like in the early days and how much the vista has changed.

Today Newstead House enjoys a resurgence in community interaction and participation through innovative programming, exhibitions, education programs and welcomes domestic and international visitors.