Braidwood, NSW: Newly renovated Mona Farm offers country estate charms in Australia's first heritage-listed town

Braidwood is Australia's first heritage-listed town. It's set on the Kings Highway between Canberra and Bateman's Bay and travellers now have a new reason to pull over, with the revitalisation of historic Mona Farm.

Founded by Thomas Braidwood Wilson, a ship's surgeon during the convict era, Mona Farm will sleep up to 44 in six of its farm buildings. The Homestead, built in 1853, and the 116-year-old Coach House have already seen their first guests. The Stables will be ready by mid-year, followed by the Shearers' Quarters, Cottage and the Old Stables.

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