Stannum House

Stannum House is a significant heritage landmark in Tenterfield, offering visitors a glimpse into the region's colonial past. Built in 1888, this three-storey Victorian Italianate mansion features original marble fireplaces, hand-painted ceilings, and expansive gardens. Guests can book private suites or participate in guided tours that detail the architectural history and the lives of the original inhabitants. The property serves as a focal point for those exploring the New England region’s cultural heritage. Located a short drive from the spectacular granite formations of Mount Mackenzie Nature Reserve, the estate provides a convenient base for exploring local natural attractions. Tenterfield is known for its cool climate and historical significance, and Stannum House maintains this character through careful preservation of its late-nineteenth-century aesthetic. Visitors often combine a stay at this historic site with visits to nearby national parks and local heritage precincts.