Cintra House is a two-storeyed masonry house dating from the 1860s, with double-storeyed verandahs on two sides and with a corrugated metal roof.
A gabled service wing extends off the rear.
The eastern elevation features a double-storeyed faceted bay (possibly 1890).
The present two-storeyed verandah running along the northern and western sides, has cast-iron balusters, double posts, and frieze.
On the lower level, the latticed valance replaced an earlier scalloped tongue and groove valance at the time of refurbishment.
The capitals to the lower level posts were removed at the same time.
A small verandah above the entrance porch is of similar design and materials as the main verandah.

Internally the house has been renovated with little of the earlier fabric surviving.
It now consists of two reception rooms and a dining room on the ground floor and five bedrooms upstairs.
A modern kitchen is located in the service wing.

The house is situated in a prominent hillside position with good views of the Brisbane River.
The sweeping north lawn is lined with a row of mature palm trees.
Cintra House is a two-storeyed masonry house dating from the 1860s, with double-storeyed verandahs on two sides and with a corrugated metal roof. A gabled service wing extends off the rear. The eastern elevation features a double-storeyed faceted bay (possibly 1890). The present two-storeyed verandah running along the northern and western sides, has cast-iron balusters, double posts, and frieze. On the lower level, the latticed valance replaced an earlier scalloped tongue and groove valance at the time of refurbishment. The capitals to the lower level posts were removed at the same time. A small verandah above the entrance porch is of similar design and materials as the main verandah.
Internally the house has been renovated with little of the earlier fabric surviving. It now consists of two reception rooms and a dining room on the ground floor and five bedrooms upstairs. A modern kitchen is located in the service wing.
The house is situated in a prominent hillside position with good views of the Brisbane River. The sweeping north lawn is lined with a row of mature palm trees.
Cintra House