Camelot, Kirkham

Camelot is a heritage-listed mansion located in Narellan, New South Wales, designed by architect John Horbury Hunt and completed in 1888. Originally a race horse stud owned by politician James White, the estate has a rich history tied to horse racing and notable figures in Australian society. The property was named Camelot by Frances Faithfull-Anderson, who was inspired by Tennyson's poetry. Today, it serves as a picturesque location for television and film, including the series 'A Place to Call Home.' Visitors can explore its Victorian architecture and learn about its historical significance in the region.