Bungunyah consists of the main premises, a restored nineteenth-century homestead, and accommodation facilities which are fully independent serviced apartments. Bungunyah ('Lost Shelter') was built in the 1880s. The property was initially used as a horse stud, and has a history of three owners.

Kees and Lisa restored the homestead 1980. The home was built of first class materials with the original hardwood frame still standing. Queensland cedar paneling continues to line interior walls while Californian wood window frames and doors, original fireplaces and an old wood stove maintain its old charm.

• weekly service of apartment
• queen or single beds
• family room in 3-bedroom apartment
• baby's cot & highchair by arrangement
• full-size stove, oven, microwave & dishwasher

• laundry with washer, dryer, iron & ironing board
• TV, DVD, stereo in lounge
• TV in master bedroom
• heating & airconditioning
• private rear garden with barbecue & outdoor setting