 The place is a homestead complex comprising successive residences of varying construction methods, including log cabin construction; a slab building and a limestone brick cottage with adobe gables.The buildings included in the heritage register boundary include the log cabin (-59); the slab homestead ( and moved to Glenmore in 1861); the rendered limestone brick cottage (1862); a timber blacksmith's shop () and timber framed sheds ().Other buildings located on the property include a souvenir shop constructed in 1985; a kitchen and dance hall constructed 1984; the owner's residence and shed and the former "Walter and Eliza Hall Cottage", relocated to the site in 1985.