Vienna, Hunters Hill

Vienna is a cottage with stone and timber construction, featuring tall windows and verandas typical of 1800s colonial homes in New South Wales. The rooms are modest in size, with low ceilings and fireplaces that once provided heat and cooking facilities.

Vienna was built in the mid-1800s when wealthy families settled along the river during New South Wales colonial expansion. Its well-preserved original features earned it a place on the State Heritage Register.

Vienna reflects how prosperous families lived in this area during the 1800s and shaped the character of the riverside community. The house shows the daily life and values of those who built Hunter's Hill.

The cottage sits in a residential area connected by walking paths and is easy to reach while exploring Hunters Hill. Check ahead whether viewing is available, as this is a protected heritage property with limited public access.

The building displays construction techniques from its era, using materials and methods that differ markedly from modern building practices. These craftsmanship details are visible in the architectural choices and reflect how colonial builders worked.

Location: New South Wales

Location: Municipality of Hunter's Hill

Address: 38 Alexandra Street, Hunters Hill 2110 NSW

Website: https://nationaltrust.org.au/places/vienna-cottage

GPS coordinates: -33.83460,151.15470

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:40