Broadgreen House in Nelson, Tasman, New Zealand | Museum

Nelson's finest old home, Broadgreen House is a typical gentleman's residence built in the mid-1800's for Mr & Mrs Edmund Buxton and their six daughters. Fully furnished with period furniture and household goods, the house offers a glimpse into a vanished way of life. Guides are available to take visitors through the house. Note: photography is not permitted inside. There is a small entry fee.

Broadgreen House, is set in extensive lawns with notable specimen trees planted by Mr Buxton. At the front of the house lies the beautiful Samuel's Rose Garden, a Nelson showpiece throughout the late spring and summer.

Broadgreen House,was bought by the Nelson City Council New Zealand in 1965, and they are responsible for maintenance and staff salaries.

The running of the historic house is the responsibility of the Broadgreen Society Inc. established in 1980.

The objects for which the Society was established are to assist in the preservation & improvement of Broadgreen House, to provide facilities for public inspection, enjoyment & research.