Wolston House

Wolston House serves as a significant historical site within the Darra region, providing visitors with a glimpse into nineteenth-century Queensland life. This heritage-listed property features original sandstone construction and period furniture that illustrate the domestic conditions of early settlers. The site operates as a museum under the National Trust, maintaining the integrity of the homestead and its surrounding rural landscape. Guests can explore the various outbuildings and gardens that once functioned as a working farm. The location is situated near the Brisbane River, offering a tranquil environment for those interested in local architecture and colonial history. Facilities include tea rooms and shaded areas suitable for small gatherings or educational tours. Its proximity to Wacol Station makes the site accessible for visitors travelling from broader Brisbane. Volunteers provide detailed insights into the previous residents and the broader development of the local area, ensuring the preservation of regional heritage for current generations.