This is wild country
The craggy cliffs, dense bushland and open plains that inspired Henry Lawson, hide one of Australia’s best kept secrets, the Capertee Valley.
Warramba is an 1890s farmhouse set on 100 acres of regenerated farmland in the heart of the Capertee Valley.
The name “Warramba” means ‘turtle’ in the local Wiradjuri language, and you will instantly feel the world slow down when you push through the rusty farm gate.
The homestead is surrounded by native grasslands and sheer sandstone cliffs that capture the colour of the setting sun each evening.
A mob of kangaroos will greet you on arrival and you’ll see wombats wandering down the banks of Emu Swamp Creek. Your only disturbance will be the sound of the kookaburras and honeyeaters flitting through the ironbark.
Warramba is the perfect place to reconnect and experience the Australian bush in luxury.
Truly magnificent. A stunning house, gorgeous grounds, and endless beautiful skies
— Danielle
This is the perfect place to watch the world go by, slowly and peacefully
— Mandy
Warramba is a slice of peaceful paradise
— Meg
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