Macarthur House

Macarthur House features traditional colonial architecture with large verandas, detailed moldings, and period-specific furnishings throughout its spacious interior layout.

The property, constructed in the early 19th century, represents the development of New South Wales during the colonial period and the establishment of agricultural settlements.

The residence demonstrates the social structure and domestic arrangements of influential Australian families through its preserved rooms and architectural elements.

Heritage conservation requirements mandate advance reservations for guided tours, which operate during specific hours and accommodate groups of up to 15 visitors.

The house contains original agricultural documentation and records from the Macarthur family, detailing the early development of Australia's wool industry.

Location: New South Wales

GPS coordinates: -33.81176,151.01930

Latest update: May 2, 2025 06:43