NRL star Campbell-Gillard is zeroing in on a huge offseason play as he settles down with his new club Reagan Campbell-Gillard is offloading his remaining Sydney property, given his move to Queensland following his recent signing to the Gold Coast Titans listed his Harrington Park home last month Andrew Valciukas at First National Real Estate Collective is seeking $1,999,950 to $2,099,950 MORE: ‘Evil’: Australia’s worst neighbourhood battles revealed Reagan Campbell-Gillard is offloading his Harrington Park following his signing to the Gold Coast Titans There have been 3332 page views since its early November listing on realestate.com.au RCG paid $1,955,000 with fiancee Alira Hoskin for the four-bedroom, two-bathroom residence with study in 2022 three years after it was built by local specialists EST Building the home was constructed with polished concrete floors MORE: Stubborn Aussie neighbours back in the spotlight The home was constructed with polished concrete floors recycled hardwood timber elements and elevated ceilings PropTrack calculates the suburb’s four-bedroom median price at $1.32m down on its $1.405m peak in March this year There have been more than 100 sales during the past year with the median time on market being 26 days MORE: Couple’s clever real estate move gets them $153m As he confirmed his interstate move in early October Campbell-Gillard sold his investment property at Claremont Meadows in Western Sydney two-bathroom residence fetched $1.176m through Paul Dukes and Lachlan Kowalewski of Dukes Estate Agents Buyers were advised the property had been leased until March 2025 It was initially listed at $720 per week in 2023 when the home was converted from his primary residence to an investment property Campbell-Gillard brings 221 games of NRL experience to the Titans already boasting three Queensland State of Origin forwards MORE: Countries that will pay Aussies $140k to move there third parties have written and supplied the content and we are not responsible for it completeness or reliability of the information nor do we accept any liability or responsibility arising in any way from omissions or errors contained in the content We do not recommend sponsored lenders or loan products and we cannot introduce you to sponsored lenders We strongly recommend that you obtain independent advice before you act on the content realestate.com.au is owned and operated by ASX-listed REA Group Ltd (REA:ASX) © REA Group Ltd. 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Eric Kontos Harrington Park residents have launched a campaign against plans to rezone green space for housing near the Camden Valley Way entrance to the prestige estate They have started a social media campaign encouraging residents to join the fight against the proposal which would turn what is now a forested space known as Towra Court into housing lots Developers have lodged a planning proposal seeking an amendment to the Camden Local Environmental Plan of 2010 to rezone 5 Towra Court and the adjacent Davy Court (as pictured above) from R5 (large lot residential) to R2 (low density residential) Currently the zoning only permits lots of 6,000 square metres The developers behind this proposal would like to build housing on lots ranging from 600 square metres to 1000 sqm and 3000 sqm the trees that were planted on the Tower Court site to the east of Sir Warwick Fairfax Drive as you enter Harrington Park from Camden Valley Way The developer says the subject site occupies a “gateway” position in respect of the Harrington Park Estate and “has never optimised its setting and inherent urban potential’’ “The existing “tree lot” (No 5 Towra Court) qualities do not represent an “end state” long term land use for such a setting and over time are commencing to represent a bushfire hazard,’’ they say in their submission arguing for rezoning “In realising its inherent urban potential it provides an opportunity to provide a premium housing precinct contributing important supply at a modest scale to combating the emerging deficiency in traditional housing products/living environments,’’ says the submission from the proponent The planning proposal is on public exhibition and the public have until October 18 to make a submission one way or the other The organisers of Keep Harrington Park Green a social media page set up to fight the plans are urging local residents to visit the online Camden Council site and register their opposition To make a submission to the planning proposal, click here. 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Making Camden Council sound like hypocrites Should change our suburb from Harrington Park to Harrington Carpark People search far and wide doing their research to find their ideal place to live and build a forever home buying into an area because of the area’s zoning on restricted development and amazing natural bushland Wild life will lose their home and habitat Will give rise to more concrete and roof tiles It will become like another concrete jungle Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" the South West Voice is a free news website which serves Macarthur and Liverpool © 2023 South West Voice • All Rights Reserved • Proudly Supported by Simply WordPress Sydney Harrington Park Homestead is owned by the Fairfax family A heritage-listed western Sydney homestead with historical ties dating back to 1815 is on the market for the first time in 75 years located in the western Sydney suburb of Harrington Park is owned by the Fairfax family and was restored between 2010 and 2013 The entrance to the heritage-listed estate A slice of vintage Australiana in every room played a critical role in Australian history It was built on 2000 acres gifted to Scottish Sea Captain William Douglas Campbell in 1817 by Governor Macquarie Campbell named the land parcel Harrington Park after his brig named Snow Harrington Campbell built a two-room cottage that consisted of a stone floor and clay bricks that became the foundations of what is now known as the Harrington Park Homestead Arthur and Elaine Swan purchased the property in 1934 and sold the land of Harrington Park and neighbouring property Orielton to Sir Warwick Fairfax a decade later who ran a Poll Hereford Stud farm from the estate Perfectly restored staircases match the rest of the interior woodwork Harrington Estates Managing Director Terry Goldacre said the Fairfax family made quite a few changes to the homestead including the restoration of two pavilion-style rooms with glass pyramid ceilings that can be opened “These rooms served as Sir Warwick and Lady Fairfax’s private lounge and bedroom with his and her ensuite bathrooms,” he said “Harrington Park Homestead has a really interesting history spanning 200 years but it’s probably the most recent owners that intrigue people the most The historic library could double as a media room the great-grandson of Australian newspaper and publishing pioneer John Fairfax Mr Goldacre added that while Sir Warwick ran the homestead as a cattle station for his prize Poll Hereford Stud Lady (Mary) Fairfax managed a commercial cut flower business from the property “Harrington Park Homestead and its estate have been deemed as having NSW State significance by the NSW Government,” he said it is described as being ‘of NSW State significance as one of the earliest ‘Cow Pasture’ homesteads on the Cumberland Plain’.” The homestead also features an external billiard room two caretaker cottages and an external office built by Sir Warwick Mr Goldacre said when the three-year restoration of Harrington Park Homestead began in 2010 it was done with the view that the property would eventually be sold “The renovation was led by Harrington Estates who commissioned heritage architect Lester Tropman The home was restored to respect its history but to also bring it to a level where it can be lived in,” The home is for sale through an expressions of interest campaign   The Organised Crime Squad and NSW Crime Commission have charged three men and seized $4 million in assets believed to be proceeds of crime under Strike Force Lavington Strike Force Lavington is a joint investigation targeting a high-profile drug syndicate run out of Harrington Park strike force detectives stopped a vehicle on the M1 at Brooklyn police located and seized 70 grams of cocaine The 66-year-old male driver was arrested and charged with drug supply related offences He was refused bail and appeared in Hornsby Local Court strike force detectives stopped a vehicle near Harrington Park was arrested and charged with drug supply related offences He was granted conditional bail and appeared at Campbelltown Local Court About 12.20pm the next day strike force detectives with assistance from the Dog Squad executed a search warrant in Harrington Park where they arrested a 47-year-old man The man was taken to Narellan Police Station where he was charged He was refused bail and appeared at Picton Local Court Following further inquiries into the drug syndicate strike force detectives with assistance from South West Metropolitan Operational Support Group executed four search warrants in Harrington Park police located and seized a Lamborghini worth $300,000 a VK Commodore Brock special edition racing car worth $500,000 and 1.3kg of methylamphetamine with a street value of $1 million With assistance from the NSW Crime Commission police also froze $3.2 million dollars’ worth of property said targeting assets is a key focus of the squad “We know money and wealth is one of the driving motivators for people who get involved in organised crime which is why working with the NSW Crime Commission and taking away those assets is so effective,” Det Supt Faux said “Targeting and seizing assets is such an important part of our work because it enables us to completely disrupt the activity of alleged criminals and put the onus back on them to prove their goods have been legally obtained.” HARRINGTON PARK—The Garden Club of Harrington Park (GCHP) holds its next meeting on Thursday The event features guest speaker John Beirne curatorial director of horticulture and facilities at the Reeves-Reed Arboretum in Summit Attendees will learn how to incorporate indoor plants into outdoor gardens with a focus on tropical and subtropical shrubs and bulbs Beirne will share tips on transforming everyday indoor plants into striking outdoor annuals He promises to inspire even the most traditional gardeners to embrace equatorial species as an autumnal alternative to familiar choices like mums and kale While other gardens close down for the season Beirne brings a wealth of experience to the evening having previously served as Superintendent of Horticulture at Willowwood Arboretum and Bamboo Brook Nature Center His diverse career includes two decades as the developer of a horticultural therapy program at NewBridge Services and roles at The Children’s Institute in Verona and the New York Botanical Garden’s Continuing Education Program He also teaches horticulture at Sussex Community College and resides in Sussex County with his family A Q & A session will follow the presentation The evening’s hostess is GCHP President Gerri Gibney The club welcomes gardeners of all skill levels For more information, call Gerri Gibney at (201) 768-2615 or visit www.gardenclubofharringtonpark.com Hot Topics & Cold Mocktails: A refreshing senior social in Westwood urges community to step up for foster children All content on this website is the property of The Press Group and is 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To report any misuse, please contact us at PascackPress@ThePressGroup.net The unfinished mansion at 22 Cogrington Drive An unfinished Versace inspired mansion with eight bedrooms two crystal chandeliers and an integrated sound system is set to go to auction this weekend With around 740sqm of internal space, the half-completed mansion in Harrington Park still needs plenty of work a half-paved patio and a swimming pool and spa area with murky water and rubbish floating on the surface are just a few things not yet complete a grand aquarium and walls covered in Versace tiles have all been completed Located at 22 Cogrington Drive, Harrington Park the property will go to auction on Saturday with price expectations hovering around the $2m mark McLaren Real Estate agent Max Johnston estimates the owners have already spent around $1m building what he expects to be one of Harrington Park’s grandest homes when finished “Nothing like it has ever been seen in the area before,” he said One of the upstairs bedrooms has Versace tiles The Versace chandelier is made from crystal “From the way it looks and how it should be when completed — it will easily be one of the best homes in this area.” The eight-bedroom mansion has an eye-catching contemporary facade with wooden panelling tinted windows and a double garage that has no roller door a Versace crystal chandelier and an aquarium centre piece Mr Johnston said the Versace inspired house is more than 50 per cent completed and estimates a buyer could spend up to $400,000 finishing it off to the standard already set The swimming pool and spa area needs to be finished The ground floor has two bedrooms with a shared ensuite and a luxury kitchen that has a butler’s pantry The main bedroom is the size of an apartment with it featuring a walk-in wardrobe Four other bedrooms on this floor also have ensuite bathrooms Mr Johnston is expecting strong local interest from buyers after a project at auction “It is perfect for someone with an imagination to finish and create a grand home,” he said The real estate agent said if the home was in other parts of Sydney Plans to replace Harrington Park’s forest of trees with a sea of housing lots is set to bite the dust the expert body that determines rezoning applications is recommending that the planning proposal be given the flick It follows a vigorous campaign by local residents since late last year to stop the rezoning bid for the site located near the Camden Valley Way entry to the famous housing estate Camden Council is expected to formally vote on the application in April but it is highly unlikely to contradict a recommendation from the planning panel The panel inspected the subject site – 5 Towra and 5 Harrington Park – and considered the draft planning proposal and council officers’ report before making its recommendation It says there would be a negative visual impact on the entrance to Harrington Park if rezoning received a green light the proposal is inconsistent with the original planning intent for the subject site to provide a tree corridor – and would negatively impact local character the council officers’ report points out there is sufficient planning capacity within the South West Growth Area to meet Camden LGA’s housing targets without the additional 44 residential lots the proposal would facilitate “The proposal would not contribute to housing affordability and diversity within the Camden LGA and it is inconsistent with several region district and local strategic objectives which aim to increase tree canopy coverage and protect and enhance biodiversity.’’ The recommendation is a victory for residents who set up Keep Harrington Park Green as part of their campaign against the rezoning proposal Is there no limit to the greed of developers I am sure if Lady Fairfax was alive she would not approve such a proposal as she always indicated she wanted Harrington Park to be a home for people who appreciated the quality of its environment Thank goodness for Harrington Park residents for fighting to keep the area green it’s lovely driving through that avenue of trees hopefully Camden Council votes to keep this space the way it was intended to remain a win for the residents of this suburb and their house prices Super important to keep green spaces now more than ever before Gratitude to those who fought this good fight two crystal chandeliers and an integrated sound system has sold to an eastern suburbs couple At a hotly contested auction that saw five parties register, the couple paid $2.07m for Harrington Park home that once finished is set to be one of the grandest in the suburb The purchase price was $170,000 over the reserve set by McLaren Real Estate agent Max Johnston The grand foyer still needs plenty of work CoreLogic property records confirmed the unfinished mansion is now the third most expensive house to ever sell at Harrington Park The $2.345m suburb record was set by 54 Woodgrove Ave in 2017 Mr Johnson said the couple from Randwick were attracted by the opportunity 22 Cogrington Dr presented “They are very excited about being able to finish this property,” he said the half-completed mansion in Harrington Park still needs plenty of work Some of the fine detailing already in place Mr Johnson estimated that around $1 million had been spent building the eight-bedroom home so far “From the way it looks and how it should be when completed — it will easily be one of the best homes in this area,” he told the Sunday Telegraph Police have seized multiple weapons following a search of home in the Camden area and a man has appeared in court to face numerous charges knuckle dusters and ammunition were among the items seized by officers attached to Camden Police Area Command who executed a firearm prohibition order compliance search at a residence on Westwood Court All of the items were seized for forensic examination police arrested an 18-year-old man the next day including two counts of possessing an unauthorised firearm and a firearm found at premises subject to prohibition order He was also charged with five counts of possessing or using a prohibited weapon without permit use a prohibited weapon contrary to prohibition order and possess supply or make an explosive for an unlawful purpose The man was refused bail to appear before Burwood Local Court a pedestrian has died a few days after being hit by a car in the Southern Highlands.Emergency services responded to the Old Hume Highway after reports a pedestrian had been struck by a vehicle a week ago last Monday.The 64-year-old man was airlifted to Liverpool Hospital.The driver of a Toyota Yaris was uninjured.Officers from The Hume Police District commenced an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the crash.Police have been notified the man has now died in hospital.As inquiries continue police are urging anyone who may have witnessed the crash – or has any available dashcam/mobile phone footage – to contact Mittagong Police Station or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 AEST = Australian Eastern Standard Time which is 10 hours ahead of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time) CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced Police are appealing for information after a man was shot in Sydney's south-west overnight police were alerted to reports of gunshots being heard from residents living at Doolan Crescent Officers from Camden Police Area Command attended the location a short time after a 39-year-old man presented to Liverpool Hospital with a gun-shot wound to his arm Police were notified and an investigation commenced police would like to speak to anyone who may have information in relation to this incident A white Volkswagen Golf sedan was seen in the area around the time of the alleged shooting and any information regarding its occupants may assist police with their inquiries A Harrington Park police sergeant claims he was wrongly suspended in his third lawsuit against the town and department over the years Antimo Costagliola filed the lawsuit in superior court on July 2 and said much of the problems stem from issues with Lt Ryan Kiely and a settlement from a previous lawsuit This is Costagliola's third lawsuit against the borough and the police department He filed a whistleblower lawsuit in 2018 that claimed workplace discrimination related to his Italian heritage and a second in 2022 claiming he was denied a promotion because of the previous lawsuit The most recent lawsuit said Kiely is holding a grudge against Costagliola because he won a settlement from the 2022 lawsuit when Kiely was promoted over the sergeant despite being "the inferior candidate." Harrington Park Township Administrator Kunjesh Trivedi said the borough had no comment at this time and Police Chief Robert Murphy did not immediately respond to request for comment Lawsuits Bergen woman claims funeral home lost mother's ashes and cremated belongings The lawsuit claims Kiely cannot do his job listing a variety of complaints such as lack of self-control anger management issues and not following the rules set by the Harrington Park Police Department The suit also accuses Murphy of lacking "courage foresight and ability to control [...] Kiely" and allowing Kiely to make decisions about what is best for the police department Costagliola claimed in the lawsuit that the reason the police department and the borough never want to promote or protect him is because "he follows the letter of the law 100% and makes no allowances for unlawful acts committed by fellow officers." The suit said none of Costagliola's past protected actions is being sought as part of the damages in the current lawsuit The lawsuit said two Internal Affairs matters have been filed against Costagliola since "his whistleblowing protected activity" happened and the Conscientious Employee Protection Act claims come out of the activity that happened between Jan The suit claims Costagliola was a victim of a hostile work environment since 2023 and the hostile work claims stem from handicaps and disabilities he's had from injuries and illnesses while on the job especially related to new shaving restrictions Costagliola said he has a dermatological condition he's had accommodations for for years and can't shave every day The lawsuit said the first incident occurred when officers were called out to a home for a disturbed person call and that person was well-known to the police department The suit said the person was not a physical threat to the officers on scene nor his parents or himself and at one point after the situation was de-escalated an officer was sitting with the person on the couch keeping him calm The suit claims another officer who is a favorite of Kiely's "unconscionably and unlawfully" took out her taser and "brandished it and pointed it" at the emotionally disturbed person for four minutes in a "threatening manner." According to the lawsuit another officer reported the actions to Costagliola and body camera footage led him to believe that the officer violated use-of-force guidelines and had written a false police report Costagliola said he reported the incident to Kiely who was required to open an Internal Affairs file but refused to do so The lawsuit said Kiely became "verbally aggressive" with Costagliola and failed in his duty to investigate the other officer for violating the department's use of force regulations Costagliola expressed concern to Murphy that the chief Eric Flyge would not investigate objectively The second whistleblower incident is regarding a prolonged mold problem at the station The lawsuit said Costagliola filed a complaint with OSHA in March about an "unsafe" amount of mold spores and fungus at the police station to "protect the health He said he told Murphy about the OSHA report and it angered all the defendants excluding Flyge because the borough was forced to spend money for remediation The lawsuit claims Murphy and Kiely hindered his ability to be a supervisor by removing his ability to review body-worn camera footage have required him to conduct two 30-minute on-site traffic details each shift which Costagliola was exempt from until his CEPA activity and retaliated against him by fabricating a complaint from IA claiming Costagliola conducted an unauthorized investigation into another officer Costagliola said Murphy and Kiely used Flyge as an IA investigator to retaliate against him for doing his job and suspended him days without pay The suit accused the defendants of suspending him to confuse his retirement date and deny him his full rights to retire after 25 years of service on a job which was a side settlement agreement from a previous lawsuit Costagliola accused Kiely of orchestrating a discrimination complaint against him by the officer involved with the use of force incident saying he discriminated against her because she was a woman The lawsuit said Costagliola has suffered "physical mental and emotional injuries and damages" because of the defendants in addition to "lengthy and pervasive waves of great pain mental and emotional distress and mental and nervous anguish" and other emotions including "fright Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time Five years after the death of Lady (Mary) Fairfax some of the grand mansions that once made up her vast property portfolio are still being sold off and the historic Orielton Homestead at Harrington Park is the latest up for sale The widow of Sir Warwick Fairfax died in 2017 sold a year later for a national house price record of $100 million to tech billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes Orielton Homestead is set on 6.5 hectares at Harrington Park Orielton Homestead predates Fairwater by almost half a century although its location on Sydney’s outskirts near Camden will ensure it is a small fraction of the price It was built about 1830 by Scottish grazier John Dickson as an outstation for his farm manager and after a few extensions over the decades was significantly rebuilt in the 1870s and 1880s into the heritage-listed homestead that stands today by wealthy goldfields widow Harriet Beard The grand 26-room mansion was used as officer’s quarters during World War II and soon after purchased by Sir Warwick in 1944 alongside the neighbouring Harrington Park estate for £32,000 as a country retreat Lady Mary Fairfax at a Star City fundraiser in 2003.Credit: Steve Lunam During the Fairfax family ownership the 800 hectares was predominantly a Poll Hereford Stud and for a few years home to Lady Fairfax’s cut flower business until 1986 when the couple announced plans to convert it into a residential development The first blocks of land were released to the market in 1994 to be sold off by Lady Fairfax’s estate two years ago Lady Fairfax instigated an extensive restoration of Orielton Homestead that ultimately took three years and was completed in 2018 to create what is now a six-bedroom residence with drawing room Harrington Grove’s Carrie Kable said there is no guide for the 6.5 hectare property but the Harrington Park Homestead’s $4 million sale price of two years ago will no doubt be the closest comparable for buyers The Bruce Stafford-redesigned house is set on the Kurraba Point waterfront with a private jetty.Credit: Domain The Kurraba Point waterfront home of former BT chief executive Brad Cooper and antique dealer Jo Walker is among the first notable listings to hit the market for the post-school holiday period before the market bumps into summer break Brad Cooper is the former chief executive of BT Financial.Credit: Christopher Pearce There was no response to inquiries about the listing from Raine & Horne Mosman’s Shann Warner and Brendan Warner but a source suggested a guide of more than $20 million The three-level residence with private jetty and pool scored a major rebuild and extension by architect Bruce Stafford soon after it last traded in 2009 for $7.6 million when sold by Patricia and Greg Karedis the son of liquor industry pioneer and rich lister Theo Karedis The Stafford redesign was completed in 2013 and a new harbourfront swimming pool and boathouses added in 2019 The local record stands at $19.5 million set by one of its neighbour waterfront homes sold by former Woolworths boss Bill Wavish and his wife Vonnie in 2020 Sue Ingham’s Point Piper apartment is one of six in the Alex Popov-designed block widow of the late chicken and thoroughbred racing billionaire Jack Ingham listing both her Point Piper home and an investment pad in Manly for auction Sue Ingham listed two apartments on either side of the harbour in the one week.Credit: Mark Stanley Her Alex Popov-designed apartment on Seven Shillings Beach is hoped to set an apartment record for Point Piper given a guide of $23 million by TRG’s Zac Rabin ahead of the October 18 auction Ingham was the first buyer into the block of six in late 2010 but the building high was reset in 2020 at $18 million when Bill Malouf sold the apartment of former Sydney Lord Mayor Nelson Meers to businessman Michael Zammit Ingham’s two-bedroom investment pad she bought in 2017 for $1.542 million goes to auction on November 5 with a $1.75 million guide through McGrath’s Matt McEwan Hong Kong-based businesswoman Huanhuan Zheng never lived in her four-bedroom spread in Crown’s One Barangaroo tower despite paying $22.5 million for it in April last year with the help of non-bank lender Assetline Her absence from Sydney is a big reason why a year after she settled on the north-facing apartment it is for sale with a guide of $29 million through The Agency’s Steven Chen four-bathroom apartment is one of the few apartments up for resale in the Barangaroo tower It is one of the few resales in the Wilkinson Eyre Architects-designed building which currently holds the crown for Australia’s most expensive single apartment sale of $72 million to former Crown owner James Packer The only other resale in the building was a three-bedder bought by Wai Yee Ng in April last year for $12.5 million and sold 10 months later for $13.4 million to lift company businessman Milan Debelak for $13.4 million which would have just recouped Ng’s stamp duty on the purchase price although its location on Sydney\\u2019s outskirts near Camden will ensure it is a small fraction of the price The grand 26-room mansion was used as officer\\u2019s quarters during World War II and soon after purchased by Sir Warwick in 1944 alongside the neighbouring Harrington Park estate for \\u00A332,000 as a country retreat During the Fairfax family ownership the 800 hectares was predominantly a Poll Hereford Stud and for a few years home to Lady Fairfax\\u2019s cut flower business to be sold off by Lady Fairfax\\u2019s estate two years ago Harrington Grove\\u2019s Carrie Kable said there is no guide for the 6.5 hectare property but the Harrington Park Homestead\\u2019s $4 million sale price of two years ago will no doubt be the closest comparable for buyers There was no response to inquiries about the listing from Raine & Horne Mosman\\u2019s Shann Warner and Brendan Warner Her Alex Popov-designed apartment on Seven Shillings Beach is hoped to set an apartment record for Point Piper given a guide of $23 million by TRG\\u2019s Zac Rabin ahead of the October 18 auction Ingham\\u2019s two-bedroom investment pad she bought in 2017 for $1.542 million goes to auction on November 5 with a $1.75 million guide through McGrath\\u2019s Matt McEwan Hong Kong-based businesswoman Huanhuan Zheng never lived in her four-bedroom spread in Crown\\u2019s One Barangaroo tower Her absence from Sydney is a big reason why a year after she settled on the north-facing apartment it is for sale with a guide of $29 million through The Agency\\u2019s Steven Chen which currently holds the crown for Australia\\u2019s most expensive single apartment sale of $72 million to former Crown owner James Packer which would have just recouped Ng\\u2019s stamp duty on the purchase price who has been the managing director of Harrington Estates since day oversaw the restoration of Harrington Park Homestead pictured below a few years before the restoration works got under way pictured above with Glenn Creecy (front) and other members and sponsors of the chamber in August has been a board member of the chamber since 2013 Harrington Park Homestead about 60 kilometres south-west of the city in Harrington Park was the couple’s country retreat for many years The three-storey Georgian home was built in 1817 by Scottish sea captain William Campbell it has been owned by five different families – most recently the Fairfax family – who have put their own stamp on it the great-grandson of Australian newspaper and publishing pioneer John Fairfax – The Sydney Morning Herald co-founder – purchased the estate in 1944 and it became the family’s weekend retreat It was also used as a cattle station for his prize Poll Hereford stud while Lady Fairfax managed a commercial cut-flower business from the property The expressions of interest campaign for the property comes a year after Australia’s most expensive house, Fairwater, sold to tech billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes and his wife Annie for close to $100 million – ending more than a century of Fairfax family ownership. The property was sold by the executors of the estate of the late Lady Fairfax, who died in 2017, aged 95. No price guide has been given for the latest property to hit the market. The five-bedroom, four-bathroom family home sits on eight hectares of land and is surrounded by sprawling gardens and bunya pines. The estate, which underwent a three-year restoration from 2010, also has two caretaker cottages, an external billiard room, travellers’ rooms, a library, shed and a yurt built by Sir Warwick. Lady Mary Fairfax's daughter trades down from $100m Fairwater to $3.8m digs in Rose Bay Australia's most expensive house, Point Piper estate Fairwater, sold to techie Mike Cannon-Brookes Decades earlier in mid-1970s, the Fairfaxs began to consider developing their extensive land holding into an urban estate, with Sir Warwick officially beginning the application process in 1981. While he died in 1987 before his vision was realised, Lady Fairfax remained active in planning and building the communities of Harrington Park and Harrington Grove. Their unique property is being offered for sale through Harrington Estates, the developer of Harrington Park, Harrington Grove, and Catherine Park Estate. “When the three-year restoration of Harrington Park Homestead began in 2010, it was done with the view that the property would eventually be sold,” managing director Terry Goldacre said. “The renovation was led by Harrington Estates, who commissioned heritage architect Lester Tropman. The home was restored to respect its history but to also bring it to a level where it can be lived in.” Mr Goldacre said the sale was an opportunity to snap up a piece of the state’s history. “Harrington Park Homestead and its estate have been deemed as having NSW state significance by the NSW government. On the Heritage Register, it is described as being ‘of NSW state significance as one of the earliest Cow Pasture homesteads on the Cumberland Plain’.” The information on this website is intended to be of a general nature only and doesn't consider your objectives, financial situation or needs. where we are privileged to live and operate we’re getting to the very end of it now,’’ he says what are you going to do when it’s all over and I live in Raymond Terrace North of Newcastle I have an ancient photo of Harrington House I picked it up from a Salvation Store some time ago If the owners of Harrington House are interested I can send a photo of the framed picture Harrington Park Lake’s water quality is set to improve after floating wetlands were installed last week to help the fight against algae Floating wetlands consist of plants on a suspended raft The plants and their roots assist with removal of pollutants including nutrients and also encourage sediments contained in the water to settle out Council secured funding of $20,000 from the Australian Government’s communities environment program to install a floating wetland earlier this year Cr Theresa Fedeli said the floating wetlands will have a great benefit to Harrington Park Lake “We can expect to see benefits from this project at Harrington Park Lake including the improvement of water quality and the creation of habitat,” Cr Fedeli said “Harrington Park Lake has unfortunately experienced blue-green algal blooms as a result of nutrients in the stormwater from local run off and the floating wetlands will help remove some of those nutrients “I thank the Federal Government for their funding and I look forward to sharing the results with the community.” The improvements come off the back of works to restore nearby Harrington Forest beginning last week including the removal of weeds to help regenerate native vegetation in the area Meanwhile entries are now open for Camden Council’s annual garden competition  There’s a category for just about every type says: “The Covid-19 pandemic has also given people extra time at home and I am sure all our local gardeners have been busy preparing their yards for this time of year’’ This year’s competition will be judged by acclaimed florist and horticulturalist Entrants go into the running to win a share of $450 in VISA gift cards for each category with entries closing on October 14 go to the council website and search ‘Garden Competition’ Ashish founded Harrington Park Advisors with the mission to provide emerging and middle-market restaurant and multi-unit consumer brands with focused and specialized M&A advisory services based on our values of Service Ashish has over 20 years of investment banking experience with premier global investment banks including Merrill Lynch Ashish has generated significant value for his clients including leading brands such as Condado Tacos Ashish is a graduate of Indiana University Kelley School of Business and lives in the Chicago area with his wife and two daughters Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Member for Camden Peter Sidgreaves was on hand to witness 1000 Australian Bass fingerlings take to their new home in Harrington Park Lake as part of the NSW Government’s annual freshwater fish stocking plan.  Mr Sidgreaves said yesterday’s top-up was great news for keen fishers eager to cast a line.   “The Australian Bass is an iconic fish species and it is a pleasure to see its numbers boosted in the Camden area,” Mr Sidgreaves said.  they can grow up to 65 centimetres long and weigh in at four kilograms and I am sure our local anglers would be happy with a catch like that  “The fingerlings came from the NSW Government’s hatcheries as part of our commitment to ensure that our waterways are full of healthy fish  “Initiatives such as the freshwater fish stocking plan are important for the recreational fishing community because of the critical role they play in conservation Mr Sidgreaves said the 1,000 fingerlings stocked into Harrington Park Lake are part of more than 50,000 which will be released into waterways across NSW this week.  “The NSW Department of Primary Industries (DPI) does an excellent job in making sure our State’s recreational fishers have the chance to do what they love by breeding and releasing such mammoth numbers of fish stocks,” Mr Sidgreaves said “DPI chose Harrington Park Lake along with Springs Lake (2000) Lake Annan (1000) and Lake Yandelora (1000) at Mount Annan because the expert team deemed them to be among the best waterways in NSW to see these fingerlings flourish.   “While it was Australian Bass being released this time the freshwater fish stocking plan also sees Murray Cod Golden Perch and other species stocked into rivers because this is the first and certainly won’t be the last stocking event the NSW Government does this season.”   Anglers interested in seeing stocking numbers can access an interactive map on the DPI website https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/fishing/recreational/resources/stocking. luxury watches and a Lamborghini allegedly seized in multiple raids targeting an alleged drug syndicate Officers from State Crime Command's Organised Crime Squad and the NSW Crime Commission targeted an alleged high-profile drug syndicate in August last year The joint investigation, known as Strike Force Lavington, closed in on the alleged syndicate which was running out of Harrington Park, in Sydney's Macarthur Region Strike force officers raided four properties in Harrington Park Abbotsbury and Bondi on Tuesday allegedly seizing more than $4 million in assets police allegedly seized about 1.3kg of methylamphetamine - which has a street value of $1million A $300,000 Lamborghini and a special edition VK Commodore Brock racing car worth $500,000 was also seized were also able to freeze $3.2million dollars' worth of property Commander of State Crime Command's Organised Crime Squad Detective Superintendent Peter Faux said targeting assets enabled police to 'disrupt' alleged illegal activity 'Targeting and seizing assets is such an important part of our work because it enables us to completely disrupt the activity of alleged criminals and put the onus back on them to prove their goods have been legally obtained,' he said Executive Director Operations of the NSW Crime Commission Darren Bennett said detectives were determined to strip alleged criminals of their wealth 'The raids today are only the start of the hard work aimed at stripping alleged criminals of their wealth that we can establish has been illegally obtained,' he said Mr Bennett added police had numerous ongoing investigations aimed at taking unexplained wealth from alleged criminals He added the public should expect to see more operations It comes after strike force detectives stopped a vehicle on the M1 at Brooklyn in August last year and allegedly found 70grams of cocaine after searching the car He was refused bail and appeared in Hornsby Local Court on August 28 officers stopped a vehicle near Harrington Park and allegedly found 14grams of cocaine after searching the car was also arrested and charged with drug supply related offences and was granted conditional bail He faced Campbelltown Local Court on October 19 A search warrant was then executed at an address in Harrington Park the next day Police allegedly seized 100grams of cocaine The man was taken to Narellan Police Station and was charged with four counts of supplying prohibited drugs recklessly dealing with proceeds of crime and failing to comlpy with digital evidence access order direction He was refused bail and faced Picton Local Court on September 27 Major terror attack 'was just HOURS away' before it was foiled by the special forces and police:.. 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When residents of Harrington Park received a letter from Camden Council about a proposed deer cull Some even wrote back to several councillors outraged about shooting “Santa’s little helper” “Could you please advise how a pest is determined by local law and declared such a pest that it needs to be exterminated,’’ one wrote I’m not allowed to kill it and must pay $200 to get it moved elsewhere – and a snake has the potential to kill me whose greatest crime is to trample on someone’s garden requires the following treatment to eradicate it “Please advise how residents can complain about this This is not what all residents want to see happen.’’ The letter from council said a small population of feral deer have been identified within John Oxley Reserve Kirkham and Harrington Forest Reserves adjoining The Northern Road in Harrington Park  “Deer can have many negative impacts on bushland ecosystems damage to personal property including car accidents,’’ council said in the letter to residents “Large male deer are also dangerous to pets and humans with injuries and fatalities recorded every year in Australia from deer attacks.  “Council has an obligation under the NSW Biosecurity Act 2015 to control and suppress populations of deer “These animals are all identified as priority pests by the NSW Local Land Services and in the Greater Sydney Regional Strategic Pest Animal Plan “Ground shooting by a highly skilled and trained contractor is the most humane and appropriate method of broadscale control relocation of deer is not considered viable due to the large numbers of deer and the lack of suitable spaces for relocation “Trapping is also not appropriate as this creates significant distress to the animals and results in the animals still being euthanised “This management program is part of a larger program being managed across the Macarthur area by Local Land Services as with many other councils across the state and is something we have undertaken successfully in the past all native snakes in NSW are protected under the NSW Biodiversity Conservation Act 2016 and it is illegal to harm these animals.’’ This striking family home has a one-off design and is up for grabs An eye-catching western Sydney home has hit the market for the first time — and it is set to send price records tumbling Featuring stone bath tubs each weighing 900kg and a resort-style pool with a sunken lounge this Harrington Park home is a one-off design The modern mansion at 42 Castlemaine Circuit has been listed for sale with a $2.78 million price tag CoreLogic records reveal it will smash the suburb’s top residential price by $435,000 should it sell for that figure The sum will also triple the $890,000 median house price in Harrington Park The ambitious five-bedroom house is the latest project by local resident and Skyview Homes owner “It is definitely out there but it is a one-of-a-kind design that is still homely — every room in the house has a purpose to it,” Mr Williams “I love it; I am really proud of it and I know someone will fall in love with it,” he said is focused on delivering a standout home each year with the help of a different architect each time Mr Williams bought the 702 sqm block of land in the Harrington Grove estate with grand plans for the site Off the back of creating a Balinese-inspired house he wanted to deliver “something ultra-modern” Beyond the landscaped front path lined with maple trees an off form concrete render and a glass door spanning 3.7m x 1.8m Cedar panelling was added to parts of the exterior to soften the bold design and complement the nature reserve set across the road a double height void showcases a light textured wall that contrasts well against a dark timber staircase travertine tiles and splashes of a marble-style stone As well as show-stopping pieces in the common areas there is also a resort-style pool with a raised glass spa a wading area for the kids and a sunken lounge — surrounded by water — for the parents to enjoy These freestanding bath tubs weigh 900kg each Mr Williams has spent recent months adding the finishing touches while living in the house with wife The same day the property was launched online the young parents welcomed their second daughter the key things for me have to be the internal planter boxes but when it comes to features for the family we have spent a lot of time in the cinema room — it’s our favourite place to be,” Mr Williams said the house comes with expansive bedrooms all fitted with walk-in wardrobes The main bedroom is a highlight with its bespoke wardrobe and it comes with a large window which frames the leafy view The property also has a covered entertainment area Listing agent Troy Holmes from Belle Property Narellan said he was expecting the property to generate plenty of interest from buyers wanting a luxury home in Sydney “It’s important for people to know there are prestige homes in this area — you don’t have to go to Cronulla or other waterfront suburbs to get that because there are incredible architect-designed homes in our backyard,” Mr Holmes said The agent sold another of Mr Williams’ local builds about two years ago It then set a suburb record and was snapped up by owner occupiers from Mascot He said this property was not the type to attract 30 groups to each open home due to the price point and design but it would pique the interest of buyers who like to entertain “It is quite possible a local buyer might be attracted to it but it is the type of home you move suburbs or interstate for,” Mr Holmes said The popular suburb is home to more than 10,000 people and 94 per cent of its properties are detached houses It saw 204 sales in the 12 months to October About 15 years ago I was fortunate enough to meet Lady Mary Fairfax at the opening of the community centre at Harrington Park News of her death brought back memories of that day and what a down to earth person Lady Mary Fairfax was She asked me a lot of questions about Fairfax’s local newspaper and she seemed to know quite a bit about it and the local area In the media she was made out to be an eastern suburbs toff but I found her completely different was the result of the vision of Lady Mary and Sir Warwick Fairfax It was based on their wish to create genuinely thriving neighbourhoods as well as a strong desire to give back to the community Lady Mary Fairfax’s connection to the Macarthur region links back to the early 1940s when Sir Warwick acquired a substantial parcel of land Harrington Park and Harrington Grove are both highly awarded estates which have been lauded for retaining the natural bushland and setting the benchmark for sustainable developments said this week: “It is with great sadness that we learned of the passing of Lady Mary Fairfax “It’s with incredible pride that we have been able to build on the vision that Lady Fairfax had for the communities we develop and I know she was particularly thrilled with the awards that Harrington Grove and Harrington Park have won “We will continue to honour her legacy and look forward to continuing to build on this vision with the delivery of Catherine Park Estate,” Mr Goldacre said • Greens councillor Ben Moroney was wearing a bright rainbow coloured tie at the last meeting of Campbelltown Council We’re not sure but maybe it has something to do with a postal survey or something meetings are getting quicker every time they happen with the press and the public gallery hardly having time to get comfy in their chairs before the mayor called time There’s talk that soon we’ll be going from two meetings a month to just the one • There will be some interesting speakers at a planned regional economic workshop on Friday its aim is to “provide a valuable opportunity to provide feedback to the various planners involved in the South West region of what we that are in the region want as opposed to what it is planners think we need’’ The event will be jointly chaired by Dr John Hewson – yes the man who lost the “unlosable’’ 1993 election to Paul Keating – and by Western Sydney director of the Sydney Business Chamber David Borger One of the interesting speakers will be Sheridan Dudley the Commissioner for the South West District for the Greater Sydney Commission Dudley is a former general manager of Camden Council where much of the growth has been taking place in the past nine to 10 years and it will be interesting to hear what she has to say about her former employer and how they are handling that growth Also speaking will be Katherine O’Regan from the Cities Leadership Institute and Christopher Stapleton from Stapleton Transportation and Planning If this sounds like your cup of tea contact one of the local chambers of commerce or visit their websites to book your seat • A group of local students are heading to Japan and sister city Koshigaya but before they get on the plane they will be given a civic reception to farewell them Mayor George Brticevic will be wishing the students bon voyage at the shindig which is on tonight (September 20) in the Campbelltown Civic Hall • There’s still 18 months to the next state election but we get the feeling the Berejiklian Government is already campaigning there’s been a bit of movement at the station from Liberal MPs who up until now have kept fairly quiet • Congratulations to outstanding Macarthur Rams goalie Shamiran Khamis was named NSW women’s goalkeeper of the year at the 2017 National Premier Leagues awards night last Friday we’ll finish with an explanation of why the subject of one of our stories this week calls himself Bee we asked Bee Ryan why he went from Brendan to Bee and he said after years of everyone calling him Bee he just decided one day he liked it enough to make it his official name If you haven’t read Bee’s story, click here to find out why he’s turned his 40th birthday into a golf charity fundraiser instead of a binge drinking session with the lads The State Government has bowed to fierce local lobbying and promised that a future extension of the South West Rail Link would be run underground at Oran Park and Harrington Park “This has been a big win for the Narellan business community on so many levels this morning,’’ said Adriana Care president of the Greater Narellan Chamber of Commerce “The infrastructure to our CBD will attract and support a growing business centre as well as future business viability and strength “This is an outcome of lobbying to the State Government and meetings with Chris Patterson [Member for Camden],’’ Ms Care said “Many community groups lobbied the State Government following the announcement of the proposed South West Rail Corridor extension including The Greater Narellan Chamber’s proposal.’’ Minister for Transport and Infrastructure Andrew Constance and Member for Camden Chris Patterson jointly announced earlier today that any future extension of the South West Rail Link would be run underground at Oran Park and Harrington Park minimising the impact on new homes Mr Constance said with the new airport being constructed and more than 300,000 new residents expected to call South West Sydney home in the next 30 years planning was under way now for a future rail line to support the growing region “While construction on a rail line is not expected to start for some years we need to do the planning now to make sure we can build this crucial infrastructure more efficiently and cost effectively when it’s needed,” Mr Constance said “Earlier this year the NSW Government carried out detailed consultation with the community to help refine corridor options for a future rail extension between Leppington and Narellan “While work is still continuing to refine the future corridor we are pleased to announce that the final recommended corridor will include an underground alignment between Oran Park and north of Narellan Mr Patterson said during the consultation period the community raised a number of concerns about the proposed future corridor running through new homes at Oran Park and Harrington Park “The communities of Oran Park and Harrington Park are growing rapidly and I’m pleased the government has agreed to go underground for this part of the corridor preservation,” Mr Patterson said “This is a great outcome for these communities and will come as a relief for many new homeowners who are building or have just moved into their homes in the Oran Park and Harrington Park areas.” The NSW Government will be consulting with the community in early 2016 on the next stages of the project including corridor options for an extension of the future rail line south of Narellan and north to the T1 Main Western Line at St Marys as part of the Outer Sydney Orbital consultation A recommended corridor for the rail extension will be finalised in late 2016 “This is not an easy task – the transport planners need to consider a range of issues including the technical and environmental constraints needed for a rail corridor as well as the impact on existing and future communities,” Mr Constance said “Local knowledge is vital to getting this future transport corridor right and I’d like to thank residents for all their feedback to date.” Get important news about your town as it happens Get the top stories from across our network Are you sure you want to unsubscribe from daily updates A person was struck and killed by a train Saturday afternoon A CSX train struck the pedestrian on the tracks near La Roche Avenue and Semmens Road at approximately 1:25 p.m. Bergen County EMS and Harrington Park Police quickly responded to the scene and later reported that the individual had been killed "CSX extends its deepest sympathies to everyone impacted by this tragic incident and will continue to support local law enforcement as they complete the investigation," the spokesperson said One of Camden’s most historic homesteads is being offered for sale for the first time in 75 years After an extensive three year restoration to return it to its former glory the For Sale sign has gone up for Orielton at Harrington Grove the original part of which is nearly 200 years old was most recently owned by Sir Warwick Fairfax and Lady (Mary) Fairfax where it formed part of their Harrington Park estate Orielton homestead is nestled on the highest point of the property It has been listed for sale via expressions of interest by Harrington Estates on behalf of the Fairfax family Harrington Estates is responsible for the development of Harrington Grove As part of the three year restoration of the homestead Harrington Estates worked closely with the NSW Heritage Office Sydney Restoration Company and Tropman & Tropman Architects who specialise in restoring heritage buildings  Harrington Estates managing director Terry Goldacre pictured on the verandah of the homestead in 2019 was one of the driving forces behind the restoration “The extensive catalogue of photographic material was an excellent reference to use for the finer details of the restoration,’’ he says “A highly skilled team was assembled to recapture the home’s historical sentiment and the work was meticulously undertaken using joinery techniques used over 100 years ago,” Mr Goldacre said Orielton Homestead is the centrepiece of the property and was originally built in about 1830 by John Dickson Dickson built the first four-room dwelling as an outstation for his farm manager The Perry family then turned the small farming outstation into a family home with an additional eight rooms in the 1850s and 60s The most influential building works were undertaken by wealthy widow Harriet Beard with the help of her son and grandson in the 1880s when she turned it into a grand 26-room mansion “We understand that even a historic home needs to function as a modern home so we also factored this into the restoration,’’ says Terry Goldacre “The historic features were extremely important but ultimately Orielton is a six-bedroom  “With sweeping views of the surrounding countryside and historic mansion In keeping with a historic house of its stature the first floor features numerous living spaces including a spacious drawing room each housing majestic bedrooms with sweeping vistas of the surrounding countryside The homestead holds an elevated position overlooking the Macarthur region and is surrounded by sprawling gardens that retain plants and garden layouts associated with their early arrangement with its main plantings of Bunya and Norfolk Island pines provides a distinctive backdrop for the homestead and was also restored  Orielton also looks over Harrington Grove’s latest development The Stables which incorporates shared equestrian facilities and expansive homesites that allows residents to keep their horses close by located just two kilometres from Narellan Town Centre and it’s also close to schools Harrington Estates is inviting expressions of interest here. The Borough of Harrington Park is mourning the loss of longtime mayor Paul A. Hoelscher, who died Thursday. He was 82 years old Hoelscher taught at Passaic Valley High School in Little Falls He was also a real estate appraiser and broker and he served as a councilman from 1977 through 1983 and proudly served the community ever since A very involved man with the town in which he has lived since 1971 Hoelscher was a member of the Lions Club of Harrington Park and the Bergen County Joint Insurance Fund and League of Municipalities He also served as the president of the Bergen County Mayors Organization Hoelscher was inducted into the Mayor Hall of Fame in 2012 and the Elected Officials Hall of Fame in 2017 A community in mourning"It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved Mayor Paul A Hoelscher," said the Borough of Harrington Park "The entire community mourns the loss of a dedicated leader who worked tirelessly to improve the lives of our residents." Numerous residents have taken to social media to express their sadness over the loss of their beloved mayor "As incredible and dedicated of a leader and public servant Paul was he was an even better human being that will be missed," said one commenter on the borough's Facebook page "What a tremendous loss to the HP community," said another He truly embodied everything a mayor should be." His impact on the town is obvious as is the outpouring of support and condolences for his wife of 58 years Rosalie "Paul's legacy will endure through the countless lives he touched and the positive impact he left on the Borough of Harrington Park since the day he was first elected mayor in 1992," said Bergen County Executive Jim Tedesco on Facebook "I thank him for his more than three decades of service to the people of Bergen County." Visiting hours will take place at the Pizzi Funeral Home in Northvale on Monday from 4 p.m A funeral Mass will take place on Tuesday at 10 a.m Liam Payne's New Jersey girlfriend left Argentina just two days before the former One Direction member fell to his death from a hotel Former "One Direction" member Liam Payne was dating Bergen County's Kate Cassidy at the time of his death The former "What Makes You Beautiful" singer, 31, fell from the third floor of a Buenos Aires hotel, as reported by the New York Times on Wednesday The day before Payne's death, his girlfriend of almost years, Kate Cassidy, who graduated high school in Bergen County, shared a TikTok video about her journey back to the United States from South America Cassidy says she was "so ready to leave" as she doesn't like staying in the same place for too long Her seat home on the flight was 1D: "I feel like this happens every single time I fly," she said Cassidy's Facebook page says she's a Harrington Park native and that she attended Northern Valley Regional High School - Old Tappan She reportedly graduated from Coastal Carolina University in 2021 Cassidy has more than 189K followers on TikTok, where she videos dancing with her beau, and 179K followers on Instagram where hundreds of people shared their condolences in her comment section Historic Harrington Park homestead near Camden has been listed for sale The restored heritage-listed Georgian homestead built in the 1810s as just a single-room dwelling was the country retreat of the late Sir Warwick and Lady Mary Fairfax It once sat on an 800 hectare estate bought in 1944 for £32,000 It now sits on an eight hectare hilltop estate surrounded by thousands of new homes which have sold for between $592,500 and $1.65 million over the past year The former Poll Hereford stud was slated for redevelopment back in 1980 This article was first published in the Saturday Daily Telegraph We're on a mission to radically improve the quality of Urban communities being developed across Australia We aim to showcase every development in Australia to help you find the perfect new home