Bankfoot House

Bankfoot House is a historic homestead located in the Glass House Mountains of Queensland, Australia, built in 1878 by the Grigor family. Recognized for its cultural significance, it is the oldest surviving building in the district and served as a coach stop on the Brisbane-to-Gympie route. The site offers insights into early European settlement and timber industries in the region, as well as the history of the Cobb and Co. coach service. Visitors can explore the heritage-listed property and learn about its connection to the area's development and the iconic Glass House Mountains.