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The Camden area is blessed with a number of historical homesteads that add character, depth and narratives to the region. Harrington Estates takes great pride in local history and has restored three local homesteads within its estates with meticulous attention to detail.The first was Harrington Park house, followed by Orielton Homestead and Catherine Park House. Orielton commenced in 2014 and has only just been completed due to the grand scale of the undertaking.

The grand home began as a hut belonging to Edward Lord, who was granted the 1620 acres of land by Governor Macquarie in 1815. It was acquired by John Dickson in 1822, who demolished the hut and built a four-room home as an outstation for his farm manager in 1830. The Perry family extended Orielton between 1847-1860 with the addition of eight rooms, including kitchens, servants’ rooms and stores.

Robbins Lane will feature a combination of Town, Villa and Terrace Homes that combine to create an interesting vista that will incorporate something for everyone. While all contributing their own unique characteristics, the various homes will unite to create the unique Robbins Lane landscape.

The modern and uniquely designed double-storey Terrace Homes maximise space and energy whilst still maintaining the needs of every family. The 4-bedroom design adds a level of freedom and privacy that truly set them apart, enhancing the lives of the people who will call them home.