The eye-catching Georgian-style manor turned boutique hotel
With afternoon tea on arrival and wine tastings, this boutique art hotel in NSW Southern Highlands is the place to be.
A Georgian-style manor in the NSW Southern Highlands has been transformed into a boutique art hotel under the eyes of architect Luke Moloney and Sydney gallery owner Campbell Robertson-Swann.
Moss Manor was first built in 1890 as the council chambers and mayor’s residence for the beautiful town of Moss Vale, before being turned into a private home in the 1970s. The luxury property now houses eight guest suites and more than 50 pieces of Australian art. All guests enjoy afternoon tea on arrival, breakfast, and wine tasting from a selection of local vineyards in the evening.
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