Vaucaluse House Questions and Answers

1. How has Vaucluse House survived ?

Vaucluse House has survived as one of Sydney's only 19th century harbourside estates with house, kitchen wing, stables and outbuildings and is still surrounded by ten hectares of formal gardens and grounds.

2. Who was the owner of Vaucluse House in 1803 and when did the owner live there ?

Vaucluse House, which was built in 1803, was once owned by William Charles Wentworth, who created the Australian Constitution. He lived with his wife Sarah and their 10 children, who lived in the house from 1827–1853 and again in 1861–1862.

3 Where is the gothic style mansion's origin , do you know ?

Its origins are in Europe.

4 What are the visiting times ?

Check the website above to see the opening times. Guided tours are available on request for groups. You can contact the property to book a tour. There are often school groups at Vaucluse House. If you want to avoid these groups, then it is best to visit after 2pm on week days.

5 What does Tearoom mean in Vaucluse House ?

Vaucluse House tearooms are the perfect place for lunch or afternoon tea. You can try Devonshire Tea,