Photo courtesy of Historic Ormiston House.

Historic Ormiston House

Historic Ormiston House was built in the 1860s by Captain Louis Hope, who is known as the Father of the Australian Commercial Sugar Industry.

Useful information

277 Wellington Street, Ormiston, QLD
Ticketed

Features

Gift shop
Café / refreshments
Disabled access
Toilets
Accessible toilets
Guided tours by request

Opening hours

MondayClosed
TuesdayClosed
WednesdayClosed
ThursdayClosed
FridayClosed
SaturdayClosed
Sunday12pm – 4pm
Also open by appointment (group bookings only)

More information about Historic Ormiston House

Ormiston House is surrounded by 14 acres of equally historic grounds and gardens overlooking Moreton Bay, a beautiful setting for one of the finest examples of Queensland colonial architecture, listed on the Queensland Heritage Register.

The house and grounds have been carefully restored over more than 50 years, funded by the fundraising activities of a volunteer committee and a team of dedicated volunteers.

Throughout the year, Ormiston House has a busy and varied calendar of open days and special events that attract many visitors and tourists to sample the delights of the house and its surrounds.

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Ipswich Art Gallery

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