Duneira Estate: Art Collection & Interiors Autumn Open Days

Name: Duneira Estate: Art Collection & Interiors Autumn Open Days
Start: 2026-04-03T10:00:00+1100
End: 2026-04-26T15:00:00+1000
Location: Duneira Estate

Fri, 3 Apr, 10am - Sun, 26 Apr, 3pm AEDT

Duneira Estate

Mount Macedon VIC, Australia

Duneira

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Step inside Duneira Estate this autumn and experience the grandeur of its historic 1870s Italianate Victorian house. Built in 1876 as a summer retreat for Suetonius and Mary Officer, the home offers a rare glimpse into a bygone era of elegance and refinement. Today, it comes alive with Stuart Stoneman’s extraordinary private art collection, thoughtfully displayed throughout its richly detailed interiors. Wander through and discover a captivating fusion of stunning architecture and remarkable artworks in this truly unique heritage experience.

Entry fee $30 - Includes garden entry fee.

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Duneira is an historic House and Garden (circa 1872) on Mount Macedon, Victoria.

Duneira is considered to be "the jewel in the crown" of the small collection of hill stations left on Mount Macedon after the devastation of the Ash Wednesday fires in 1983.

Stuart Rusden Stoneman was the last owner of Duneira and upon his death in 2002, he bequeathed the estate to the care of the S.R. Stoneman Foundation.

The heritage garden comprises 38 acres and contains many trees that are listed on the National Trust Significant Tree Register.

The house was built in 1875, in the Italianate Villa style, and houses Stoneman's substantial Art Collection, his extensive Library, his Persian rugs, grand pianos, and interesting antique furniture.

National Trust 'Statement of Significance' :

" Duneira, laid out by Suetonius Henry Officer in the 1870s, and carefully developed and managed by subsequent long-term owners, is of National Significance."