You'd be forgiven for thinking this stunningly magnificent castle was somewhere in the depths of Europe, but in fact, it is just 11km past the village of Greenthorpe. and surrounded by wheat and sheep country lies regional NSW's very own castle. Known as Iandra Castle, the original homestead dates back to 1880, with a two-storey reinforced concrete structure added in 1908. "When people come here they're taken by the size of the place out in the middle of the countryside," says caretaker Bev Kershaw. Step inside via the link in bio. Photography: @sharyncairns Words: Margie Sheedy #grandhome #countryhome #countryhomestead #iandracastle #australianarchitecture
August 20, 2022
You'd be forgiven for thinking this stunningly magnificent castle was somewhere in the depths of Europe, but in fact, it is just 11km past the village of Greenthorpe. and surrounded by wheat and sheep country lies regional NSW's very own castle.
Known as Iandra Castle, the original homestead dates back to 1880, with a two-storey reinforced concrete structure added in 1908. "When people come here they're taken by the size of the place out in the middle of the countryside," says caretaker Bev Kershaw.
Step inside via the link in bio.
Photography: @sharyncairns
Words: Margie Sheedy
#grandhome #countryhome #countryhomestead #iandracastle #australianarchitecture
Known as Iandra Castle, the original homestead dates back to 1880, with a two-storey reinforced concrete structure added in 1908. "When people come here they're taken by the size of the place out in the middle of the countryside," says caretaker Bev Kershaw.
Step inside via the link in bio.
Photography: @sharyncairns
Words: Margie Sheedy
#grandhome #countryhome #countryhomestead #iandracastle #australianarchitecture
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