Taking its cues from the great manor houses of Europe, “Invergowrie” is the most prestigious - and arguably the most famous - residence in the Southern Highlands. The home was built in 1936 by prominent Australian industrialist Sir Cecil Harold Hoskins, who was later honoured with a knighthood for his efforts in establishing the iron and steel industry in Australia. The surrounding estate and manicured gardens were designed by the celebrated landscape architect Paul Sorenson, who is widely known and esteemed for a body of work that includes some of the most iconic turn-of-the-century botanical gardens and landscape designs still flourishing in the wider region and the world.

Dramatic and opulent, this Tudor Revival residence has been recently reborn and is now presented with layer upon layer of exquisite fixtures and finishes, carefully curated to the highest standards by the award-winning Greg Natale Designs. With meticulous craftsmanship, striking attention to detail and an enduring vision of style and quality, this eye-catching estate encompasses a versatile and flowing two-storey layout with two lavish master retreats, six bedrooms in total, seven bathrooms, two powder rooms, a remarkable indoor swimming pool, trophy room, gym, games room, vast wine cellar, bar and library.

Resting on an impressive 9.3ha (approx) land parcel, “Invergowrie” features a c1800s lakehouse with stunning lake vistas, a caretaker’s house, guest house, workshop, shed, tennis court, wrought-iron arbour, aviary, bocce pit, and renowned heritage gardens embraced by ancient oak trees, groves of cedar, and silver elms.