Harper’s Mansion Open Days

Overlooking historic Berrima, Harper’s Mansion was built in 1834 by local publican James Harper and later owned by the Catholic Church. The house was restored by the National Trust from 1978 and is furnished in colonial style.

Harper’s Mansion is set in two acres of gardens made for strolling, full of cool climate heritage plants and featuring one of the largest hedge mazes in Australia.

Dogs are welcome on a lead.

How to book your tickets

We look forward to welcoming you to this beautiful heritage listed property located in the historic village of Berrima in the Southern Highlands, however, we request that all visitors purchase a timed entry ticket in advance.

This Property is managed solely by volunteers and all proceeds contribute to the maintenance of the house.

Book your timed ticket to visit Harper’s Mansion

For more information, please read our Terms & Conditions of Entry.

From 15 December, the National Trust (NSW) will continue to require that all visitors aged 16 years and over entering our properties are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 (unless medically exempt). We also continue to require that masks be worn indoors at our properties.

Limited numbers will be allowed through the house at any one time.