Mount Broughton

Mount Broughton is a single-story manor house with later additions, displaying architectural elements from its 1878 construction and 1926 renovations. The property now operates as Peppers Manor House, providing accommodation and conference facilities for guests and corporate events.

The property was originally granted to naval surgeon Dr. Charles Throsby in 1822, who played a role in early explorations of the Sutton Forest region. These early connections established the estate's importance in regional development and settlement.

The property transitioned to become one of New South Wales' first country house hotels in 1978, shifting from private residence to hospitality use. This change shaped how historic estates found new purposes while maintaining their heritage character.

The property operates as a hospitality venue, so advance planning and contacting reception is recommended for visits. Being located in Sutton Forest means allowing travel time and visiting during operating hours when the grounds are most accessible.

The 1929 wedding of Jean Kater, daughter of Sir Norman Kater, to Ranald Munro attracted nationwide newspaper attention. This event raised the estate's profile in public perception and connected it with prominent regional figures.