Our Story.

A deep heritage of
love and dedication.

Albion Farm Gardens is a cherished testament to four decades of familial dedication. Spanning 120 acres across Albion Farm, Gracemere, and Albion Way, these meticulously maintained grounds reflect a seamless blend of history and natural beauty. The Redman and Coren families' loving care has created an enchanting sanctuary where every corner invites visitors to share in its serene atmosphere and rich heritage.

Explore Our History.

Settlement.

Albion Farm was settled in 1812 by John Tucker, making it the first land settled in the Hunter Valley. Local historians say it is the oldest, continuously farmed land in Australia.

The Barn.

The barn, now a wedding centre, dates back to 1823 and features a large timber structure with round posts. Its cellar once stored wine from the twelve-acre vineyard in front.

Gracemere.

In 1865, Gracemere was a division of Albion Farm. Since then, it has undergone a remarkable transformation fueled by energy, dedication, and creativity. Here lies the Boat House Garden, the Stone Bridge, and The Muse.

The Redman’s.

In 1971, the Redman family acquired Albion Farm after years abroad. Longing for Australia, they tasked their family with finding a serene place to raise their children. Renovating the old federation homestead, managing family life, business, and gardens proved challenging yet rewarding.

What’s to come...

Discover the future of Albion Farm Gardens with upcoming garden renovations and the debut of our new wedding venue and reception hall. Follow us on all social media platforms for exclusive behind-the-scenes content and visit our blog for insights into our ongoing journey.