Steeped in history and charm, Glen Derwent is a rare Georgian estate in New Norfolk, dating back to 1808. This beautifully restored property features a grant 500 square metre homestead with seven bedrooms, five bathrooms, and elegant formal living spaces, including a Victorian Conservetory and country kitchen. Original architectural details, cedar joinery, high ceilings, and regency fire surrounds - have been lovingly preserved. Two fully restored self contained cottages offer addtonal accomdation, making it ideal as a private residence or boutique tourism venture.

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Built by James Cullen in the early 19th century, the estate has served as a private home, an inn, and an accommodation. Renamed Glen Derwent in 1854, it remained in the Downie family for over a century.

Set on 4.85 hectares of landscaped gardens and rolling paddocks, Glen Derwent includes a collection of early outbuildings, stables, a barn, a coach house, and an oast house, creating a -charming village-like setting.