Braemar House and Braemar Gallery is closed for heritage restoration building works. The works are anticipated to be completed in May 2024.

Braemar House is both a vibrant part of the Blue Mountains creative and cultural community, and a significant heritage building that forms part of the rich tapestry of Springwood’s history. Built in the late 1880s as a Sydney businessman’s country retreat, Braemar House has served a variety of purposes throughout the years – from guesthouse to doctor’s surgery, to library – before arriving at its current incarnation in 1988 with the opening of Braemar Gallery.

The heritage restoration works Council is undertaking are helping to preserve this history and ensure Braemar can continue to serve the community for years to come.

Council’s heritage restoration works include restoration of the interior cornicework, repair of cracks and minor structural consolidation work. Council is also taking this time to improve security and connectivity.


 

We have moved information on exhibitions and opportunities to volunteer and exhibit at Braemar House to the Blue Mountains Theatre and Community Hub website. Click here to visit.

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Braemar Gallery is proud to support The Upstairs Gallery next door on level 1 of the Blue Mountains Theatre and Community Hub.