Corstorphine House is a historic house at 23A Milburn Street in the hill suburb of Corstorphine, Dunedin. It was built in 1863 by John Sidey, a storekeeper who arrived in Dunedin in 1848, and it is about five minutes from the Octagon in the city centre.
The property sits on about nine acres of gardens, with old trees, working fountains, a pond with a waterfall, roses, and fruit and nut trees. The website also tells its history as a boutique private hotel with eight double bedrooms, each with an ensuite, a career that ended in 2009.