Lucerne on Fernberg

Lucerne on Fernberg is a historic heritage-listed house located in Paddington, Brisbane, Queensland, believed to be the oldest privately owned residence in the city, built between 1859 and 1862. Originally constructed by bricklayer James Young for his large family, the house has a rich history, including being rented by notable figures and serving various purposes over the years. Today, it features four buildings offering bed and breakfast accommodations, set within picturesque grounds highlighted by a large Port Jackson fig tree. The architecture showcases 1860s brick construction, with charming details such as a gabled roof and cedar joinery, making it a significant example of Queensland's cultural heritage.