Nestled within a loop of Monsildale Creek, Monsildale Homestead is a heritage-listed property in Queensland's Somerset Region. Established in the 1870s by grazier James Steven, the homestead features a main residence with a 1910s extension, complemented by a slab barn, shed, single men's barrack, and former Aboriginal workers' quarters. The property has evolved over time, transitioning from cattle grazing to deer farming, while preserving its historical significance. The homestead's picturesque setting and well-preserved structures offer a glimpse into Queensland's pastoral heritage.
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