Werrington House' 108 Rugby Street, Werrington County

Built 1829-1832

Australia’s Father of Federation, Sir Henry Parkes, felt he had made it when he lived at Werrington House from 1860-1872, the year he became Premier of NSW. Parkes lived at Werrington House longer than anywhere else.

Werrington House was the home of Australia’s first vice-regal family, the Governor of NSW, Philip Gidley King granted the property to his daughter Mary in 1806 and it was named Mary Farm.

All that remains of the sprawling King estate – this classic Georgian sandstone mansion, now stands close to Western Sydney International Airport, Western Sydney University at Werrington and Nepean Hospital as this meticulous restoration fast approaches its Bicentennial.

•               Werrington House is arguably the oldest continuously lived in historic home in Australia offering total seclusion and privacy with no street frontage.

•               Less than one hour by car or train from the Sydney CBD.

•               Twenty minutes from the new Western Sydney International 24-hour Terminal.

•               Magnificent private parkland with its own bore-fed irrigation system making the property drought proof.

•               A self-cleaning, heated resort swimming pool measuring 10 metres x 5 metres.

•               A Monet inspired Koi fish pond with over 150 Koi of magnificent colours.

•               A separate modern, air-conditioned gallery/office/museum building to suit a collector. Multi-purpose.