Cecil Hills Farm

Cecil Hills Farm consists of a main homestead with outbuildings including stables, shearing sheds, and cow bails situated in western Sydney.

The land was granted in the early 1820s during Governor Macquarie's expansion, with John Wylde developing the property into a substantial agricultural complex.

The buildings represent colonial architecture from the 19th century, featuring brick nog construction methods in the main residential structure.

The New South Wales government maintains the property, which was registered as a heritage site on April 2, 1999.

The farm includes mature plantings of coral trees and Moreton Bay figs surrounding the colonial structures from the agricultural period.

Location: New South Wales

Location: City of Liverpool

Address: Sandringham Drive, Cecil Hills NSW 2170

GPS coordinates: -33.88650,150.85270

Latest update: March 18, 2025 23:38