Chateau Wyuna retains part of Australian history with the original log cabin, built in the 1920’s, still intact. Built by artist Clarence Earl for his own home, the log cabin is entirely hand crafted and is now heritage listed. The longest logs used measure almost 30 metres. The current reception rooms have been added to the original building, with some rooms being used as part of the total complex open to the public.

Also heritage listed is the classic weatherboard chapel. Originally the Montrose Church of Christ built in 1909, it was moved to its present site in 1985.