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Tucked beside the Shearer's Quarters, the Man's Hut is a charming 1830s-era structure originally built to house working men on the property. Now thoughtfully restored as a private retreat for two, it blends heritage charm with modern touches. Inside, you'll find a queen bed draped in luxurious linens, a cosy sitting room warmed by an open fireplace, and a fully equipped kitchenette perfect for simple meals. The private bathroom ensures comfort, while thoughtful styling - vintage tools, timber accents, and soft lighting - pays homage to its pastoral roots. It's the perfect hideaway for couples seeking a quiet escape in a space steeped in history. Bedrooms Sleeps up to 2 guests 1 King Bedroom Features 1 Bathroom Private Living and Kitchen Area A cozy, self-contained retreat

The Shearer's Quarters at Lawson's Estate on Macquarie Farm is a rustic yet refined retreat, thoughtfully reimagined from the original quarters where shearers once stayed. With three queen bedrooms, a cosy lounge warmed by an open fire, and a rustic kitchen featuring the original shearers' workbench as the island, this space is layered with charm and character. Heritage meets homestead living with soft linens, timber finishes, and sweeping views across the property - offering the perfect escape for families or groups seeking a connection to the land and its history. Bedrooms Sleeps up to 6 guests 3 Queen Bedrooms Features 1 Bathroom Open-plan Living and Kitchen Area Outdoor Verandah