Terragong House was built in 1858 and is listed on the Register of National Estate with the Australian Heritage Commission, as well as on the Register of the National Trust of Australia. Terragong sits on 12 acres of pastureland and gardens; the mature trees, including Magnolia Grandiflora, Morton Bay Figs and Norfolk and Bunya Pines, are also of heritage interest (most estimated to be over 120 years old). With a total of 5 bedrooms, five bathrooms, formal library and dining room, Georgian cantilevered staircase in the entrance hall, the home is furnished with a mix of antique and vintage furnishings and has a new kitchen, dining and family room annex and a swimming pool. The property will open as a bed & breakfast in April 2016.