Bebeah Gardens

Bebeah Gardens, established in 1880 by Edward Cox, is a historic 12-acre estate in Mount Wilson, NSW. The meticulously restored gardens feature precisely clipped hedges of azaleas, camellias, box, and laurel, complemented by expansive grassy areas and elegant white gravel pathways. Magnificent specimen trees, some over 120 years old, including oaks, magnolias, elms, conifers, cherries, and dogwoods, enhance the landscape. At the heart of the garden lies a large lake, bordered by tiered plantings that offer stunning vistas. The main house, a late Victorian Gothic structure, is painted in an oyster green hue that harmonizes with the surroundings. Two small cottages, one available for rent, are nestled under ancient oaks and bordered by a lengthy clipped laurel hedge.