Grounded In Nature, Designed For Connection.
-28°70’S · 151°86’E · EST. 188
McLaughlin Ridge has been held in the same family since 1886. Today, it enters its next chapter, a considered escape where the landscape does the work, and time slows to something worth savouring.
To each other. To the land. To a
slower, more honest way of
being present.
Leave lighter. Return to yourself.
The kind of rest that lingers long
after you leave.
Positioned closest to the entrance of the property, Piccolo Casa off ers an intimate, slow-living escape with views across to Girraween National Park, creating a beautiful sense of place and connection to the surrounding landscape. Evenings are best spent beside the outdoor firepit, watching the light fade and the stars begin to appear.
Set further into the landscape, Petite Maison feels deeply connected to the rhythm of the land. Quiet, private and intentionally designed, it’s a place for slow mornings, gentle afternoons and evenings spent beneath dark country skies. Outside, a private firepit invites you to pause, reconnect and settle into the stillness of the Southern Downs.
Cellar door tastings · Karen's favourite
One of the Granite Belt's most storied wineries
Considered regional dining, worth the journey
Local produce, preserves & Granite Belt flavours
Seasonal, local, unhurried
Walking tracks on your doorstep
Thoughtfully gathered updates from McLaughlin Ridge — including opening news, seasonal stories and early booking access.
