Valley Way along Sir Warwick Fairfax Drive Hickson Circuit entry gates – arrival fence lines, ford and pond fencing to the home paddock, cattle grid and remnant c.1890 fencing formal entry driveway and carriage loop gateways to the homestead and farm management complex sculptures: a) owls on brick fence to homestead "front of house" entry; b) 1952 bull to rear of house (to brick fence near kitchen), by Tom Bass; c) various sculptures around former swimming pool remnant orchard trees – pears, mulberries, citrus remnant indigenous eucalypts – forest red gums (E.tereticornis) and regrowth. Plantings – Campbell family; – – Davy family; 1875–90 – Rudd family; 1890–1930 – Rudd family descendants; 1930–44 – Swan family; 1944–2013 – Fairfax family: a) 1944–52 – Fairfax and Sons P/L b) 1952–90 – Fairfax family c) 1960–70 – Plant and Flower Nursery – Fairfax family d) 1995–2013 – Fairfax family The homestead is situated in a fine location fairly high on a south-sloping hill commanding a direct view from the homestead south-sou-west to the Razorback Range. At the estate auction in 1852 a race course had been established between the house and Narellan Creek to the south-west. Other views from the homestead or its surrounding gardens to neighbouring estates Orielton, Studley Park, Camden town (St.John's church spire), Camelot / Kirkham etc. are available. The ridgeline to the north cuts off views to Oran Park, Denbigh and Maryland although these are not far away. Entrances to the property were from both Cowpasture Road (now Camden Valley Way) in roughly the same location as the current entry drive (since altered by residential development), passing across the race course and arriving at the carriage loop in front of the house via the south-west near the stockyards. At that time the estate comprised 800 acres of cleared land, pasture and forest with crop paddocks and a vegetable garden near the house. A second driveway approaches the homestead complex from within the new suburb of Harrington Park, off Parkway Drive / Cobbitty Road/ Oran Park Drive to its north via the new suburb and off the Northern Road to the west. A series of farm dams to the house's south-east have been modified or lost with residential development although the small pond alongside the 1890s realigned driveway remains within open space. Garden Today the garden retains many mature coniferous and other trees most likely planted after 1853 under the