Banksia Orange is a purpose-built events venue on the Mitchell Highway just outside Orange, set among the Central West vineyards with the mountains behind.
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Rowlee is a cool-climate wine estate at Nashdale, just outside Orange in the Central Tablelands, three and a half hours from both Sydney and Canberra.
The day is designed to move around the property rather than sit in one room. Canapés happen on the Croquet Lawn, drinks in the gardens, then the reception goes to one of three spaces: Rowlee Dining & Bar, The Stables, or The Marquee. The Stables is the character option — the property’s original dairy and horse stables, repurposed with a vaulted ceiling, original timbers and an adjoining courtyard garden. Each reception space is positioned to catch sunset over the paddocks and vineyard. Couples set on somewhere else entirely can build their own outdoor reception on the Croquet Lawn or in the Paddock for an additional fee. Beyond those are an olive grove, an orchard, a fragrant garden, a parkland and a guesthouse.
Couples who want a working wine estate with several distinct settings, and who prefer a venue that publishes its fee structure plainly rather than quoting everything on enquiry.
The Stables — the estate’s original dairy and horse stables under a vaulted ceiling of original timbers, with its own courtyard garden.
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Banksia Orange is a purpose-built events venue on the Mitchell Highway just outside Orange, set among the Central West vineyards with the mountains behind.
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