Two children in the gardens at the Homestead

A white weatherboard building and sandstone building from the mid 1800s

Two people stand outside a cottage building

An artist's studio with paint all over a bench

A forest of trees with a mountain range behind

Bundanon Homestead and Arthur Boyd's Studio

Highlights

Explore a faithfully restored 1866 homestead and artist’s retreat View original Arthur Boyd artworks in a unique heritage setting Stroll English-style gardens in a 1,000-hectare wildlife sanctuary

Overview

Discover the Historic Homestead at Bundanon. Visitors can step back in time at the historic Homestead, where the interiors have been faithfully restored to reflect the era of Arthur and Yvonne Boyd,…

Discover the Historic Homestead at Bundanon.

Visitors can step back in time at the historic Homestead, where the interiors have been faithfully restored to reflect the era of Arthur and Yvonne Boyd, when the property served as both a family home and a creative sanctuary.

Inside, guests will find an impressive display of original works from the Bundanon Collection, featuring paintings by Arthur Boyd alongside art and ceramics created by his family and friends.

Built in 1866, the Homestead is nestled within a pastoral landscape on a 1,000-hectare wildlife sanctuary. Tourists can wander through the charming English-style gardens, explore the iconic scenery that inspired one of Australia's greatest artists, or venture along scenic bushwalking tracks.

After exploring, visitors are invited to relax and enjoy hearty winter soups, afternoon tea, homemade cakes, and warm beverages prepared in the Homestead kitchen.