Free Heritage displays in the Stables
tell the story of the devastating
Black Sunday bushfire of 1955 which left the
Governors’ Summer Residence in ruins
Light Refreshments available for a gold coin donation to the CFS
Marble Hill is a privately owned estate in the Adelaide Hills with vice-regal heritage, romantic architecture and glorious views.
Built in 1878 in the grand gothic style of a Scottish castle, it served as the summer residence of the South Australian Governors until it was destroyed by bushfire in 1955.
The Summer Residence is undergoing reconstruction and can be viewed during guided walks to the Hilltop Lookout.
