Rozelle Hospital - Broughton Hall, Former residence and psychiatric clinic in Lilyfield, Sydney, Australia

Broughton Hall is a sandstone building with multiple wings arranged across landscaped grounds near Balmain Road. The complex displays the typical layout of an institutional facility with administrative, patient care, and service sections.

John Ryan Brenan built Broughton House around 1841 on three acres west of his Garry Owen estate and sold it in 1845. From 1864 to 1905 it was the home of businessman John Keep, who extended it. During World War I it served as No. 13 Australian Army Hospital, and from 1921 to 1976 it housed the Broughton Hall Psychiatric Clinic.

The place reflects changing views about psychiatric care that you can see in how the buildings are arranged and designed. Different sections show how patient treatment and living spaces evolved over the decades.

Broughton Hall stands on Church Street, Lilyfield, near the corner of Wharf Road, inside the Callan Park Conservation Area; Callan Park's main entrance is on Balmain Road. The house is a short walk from the Wharf Road boundary, and the site is reached on foot from the surrounding Inner West streets.

Broughton House was built around 1841 by John Ryan Brenan, the Crown Solicitor and Police Magistrate, on three acres bought west of his Garry Owen estate. A lease advertisement of December 1842 listed four sitting rooms, six bedrooms, a wine cellar, butler's pantry, coach house and stables, and noted water from a natural spring between the clay and sandstone fed the fountains and ponds.