Glenugie

Glenugie, also known as Archibald House, is a heritage-listed villa located in New Farm, Brisbane, Queensland, built between 1884 and 1885. This two-storeyed timber house showcases the architectural style of the 1880s with its ornate verandahs, projecting gables, and exclusive use of timber in its construction. Originally home to notable residents, including a successful butcher and a member of the Queensland Legislative Council, it later served as a girls' hostel before being refurbished as a private residence. Listed on the Queensland Heritage Register in 1992, Glenugie is recognized for its historical significance and aesthetic appeal, making it a fascinating site for tourists and researchers interested in Queensland's cultural heritage.