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Brush Farm House

4.4(46)
Historical Landmark

About

Brush Farm House, built around 1820, is one of Australia's oldest colonial homes, showcasing Palladian architecture with preserved Regency and Victorian details. Its historic grounds include remnants of early 19th-century landscape features and maintain visual links to the Parramatta River, offering a distinctive setting for business events that appreciate heritage and character.

Located in Eastwood, the venue provides spacious interiors and ample parking, making it suitable for corporate gatherings, exhibitions, and community meetings. Its blend of architectural significance and adaptable event spaces supports focused, professional functions in a unique historical context.

Best for

  • Historic venue for executive retreats
  • Cultural events & team-building workshops
  • Spacious site for community meetings

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Venue Details

Standout features

One of Australia's oldest and most substantial Macquarie period houses
Historic Architecture
One of Australia's oldest and most substantial Macquarie period houses
Built circa 1820 with a full Palladian design, Brush Farm House features Regency joinery and late Victorian additions like a two-storey cast iron verandah. Its architecture links to Old Government House and Georgian styles from Ireland and the UK.
Founding site of Australia's early cattle and wine industries
Historic Significance
Founding site of Australia's early cattle and wine industries
Gregory Blaxland pioneered viticulture here, exporting the first Australian wine to London in 1822 and winning international medals. The estate was also key in establishing the nation's cattle industry.
Large original estate with historic landscape remnants
Estate Setting
Large original estate with historic landscape remnants
Brush Farm House retains extensive parts of its original estate, including early 19th-century features like cisterns, wells, and carriage loops, alongside late Victorian garden plantings and visual links to the Parramatta River.

At a glance

Rated 4.4 on Google · 46 reviews