Braeburn House, on the outskirts of Beeac, is a two-acre landscaped garden created around a historic Western District bluestone homestead. Twenty years of work and love have been poured into this eclectic garden of curiosity and beauty.

Two grand Canary Island palms planted in the 1800s stand guard over the property, drawing the eye to the red Art Nouveau gates that frame the homestead beyond. Highlights include a formal garden with box hedges, rose beds, perennial borders, and a beautiful, mature Golden Ash; an artistic arid garden with succulents and yuccas; and an old orchard with a stone-lined historic well.