Historic Bluestone Homestead (1868) by Henry Caselli

The Historic Bluestone Homestead, constructed in 1868 by Henry Caselli, stands as a testament to Victorian architectural heritage. This stately residence features four bedrooms, a formal entrance, drawing room, lounge, dining area, and a cellar. The homestead boasts 14-foot ceilings, numerous original features, and generous verandahs, all set within a lovely established garden offering a superb outlook. Additional structures include a detached bungalow/farm office with a double garage, substantial cattle yards, a 3-stand shearing shed, and an excellent suite of shedding. The property encompasses 1,018.43 acres (412.14 hectares) of fertile land, suitable for various agricultural pursuits.