Defined by Mahogany Gums, a kilometre long gravel drive sweeps through rolling pastures drawing the visitor to the garden oasis that enfolds Bringalbit Homestead. This secluded 4 hectare garden has its roots literally in the 19th century, so that first and lasting impressions are of scale, maturity and space. The extensive 19th century stone house sits well in its surroundings as if it grew naturally from the earth.

Quarried on the property, lichen covered granite and mellow honey coloured stone has also been used in garden walls, steps, terracing, creek fords and lake spillway. Unity, continuity and a sense of place are words that spring to mind.