Langford at Walcha

Langford at Walcha is a grand two-story Edwardian mansion located one kilometer south of Walcha, New South Wales, on the original campsite of explorer John Oxley from 1818. Constructed between 1903 and 1904, the building features 22 rooms and a five-story central tower overlooking a circular entrance driveway and extensive gardens. The mansion is part of the original Villa Wolka property, marking the first settlement in the New England region. Restored by owners Barry and Beverley Marshall, Langford offers guided tours by prior arrangement, providing insights into its rich history and architectural significance.