Tuggeranong Homestead

Tuggeranong Homestead is a heritage-listed pastoral homestead located in Richardson in southern Canberra, Australian Capital Territory. Established in the 1830s, it is one of the oldest surviving homesteads in the ACT. The complex includes the main homestead, outbuildings and rural landscape setting. It is notable for its colonial architecture, pastoral history and association with early settlement of the Limestone Plains.

Visitors can expect a historic rural homestead set within landscaped grounds and open paddocks in suburban Richardson. The site includes the restored homestead building, former outbuildings, gardens and interpretive displays about pastoral life. Access is typically during scheduled open days, guided tours, markets and private events. The surroundings are quiet and park-like, with views over the Tuggeranong Valley and opportunities for photography and heritage appreciation.