Marybrooke began as the grandest guest house in a chain of six guest houses all using the pre-fix “Mary” designed and built by Eric Dowdle between 1927 and 1940. Built on the site of an earlier guest house named Grendon which burned down in the 1930s, Marybrooke is registered as a socially, historically and architecturally significant property. Over recent years Read more...
Chateau Wyuna began as the dream home of artist Clarence Earle, set in the scenic Bellbird Country along Olinda Creek. Construction started in the early 1900s and took nine years to complete. The first structures built were the fireplaces and chimney, crafted by a skilled stonemason using stones chosen by Earle. He then worked with Pat and Jim Clancy to Read more...
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