Carrick Hill

Carrick Hill is a historic property located in Adelaide, South Australia. It is accessible to the public and is the former home of Sir Edward Hayward. It houses a large collection of antiques, drawings, sculptures, and paintings that span 500 years of artistic achievement. It is a period home in Australia built in 1939 in the style of an English Manor and is one of the few places with most of its original contents intact. The garden surrounding the home is modeled on an English country park and they regularly organize themed art exhibitions.

The property is located on the Adelaide foothills with stunning views of Gulf St Vincent. There are original subsidiary buildings such as stables and 26 acres of native bushland. The house features Tudor staircases, oak paneling, and huge libraries due to their many vacations to Europe. The vibe of the place is romantic and dramatic and entry to the gardens is free so you can enjoy a wonderful picnic. There are many walking trails in Carrick Hill with stunning views. You can opt for a guided tour to learn more about the artworks and paintings.