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Rupertswood Mansion

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Rupertswood Mansion
Address: 3 Macedon St, Sunbury VIC 3429, Australia
Phone: (03) 9740 5020
State: Victoria
City: Sunbury
Zip Code: 3429


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Reviews
Great place to walk ‍ around. HISTORY Built between 1874-1876 for prominent landowner baronet and philanthropist Sir William Clark. The mansion features a ballroom, billard room, breakfast and lounge rooms, 2 reception rooms, 6 main bedrooms, 9 bathrooms, and servants quarters. There's a road going through the property for carting produce, plus a railway line and platform so guests could arrive at the property via railway between 1909-1913. The estate even included a half battery of horse artillery when Sir William Clark formed a privately sponsored regiment in 1885. Rupertswood is considered the birthplace of the Ashes trophy the Clark's hosted the touring English team in 1882, which is when the trophy was presented to the winning team after a friendly match. In 1927, the mansion became an all boys boarding school known as the Salesian Society. In 1950, they started admitting day students , and in 1980's, girls were admitted, and by 1997, the school became a fully co- educational institution and ceased student boarding. In 1997, the school moved out of the building it was renovated and became a venue for accommodation and events it ceased around 2004 and reverted back to the Salesian College for administration. The mansion is one of the largest private houses constructed in Victoria and is on the Victorian Heritage Register.
Very disappointed. We got married her 25years ago. It had beautiful tree lined meandering long driveway leading this amazing building. So much history and old charm. Now it’s taken over by a school and they use the old building for offices! It’s a concrete jungle no charm no character. What a waist there is nothing left. So disappointed.
Don’t visit here. It’s private land and belongs to the college.
I wish i never got married here i pade for a garden wedding and even tho it was a beautiful day thy set us up inside the hall.I was bumping in to people i cant use the pic that were taken inside as you could see i was not happy. Just to top it off i paid $500 for an flower arch to use outside thy didnt put it up or give us back what we paid to use it. Thy told us the $500 went to setting up our wedding inside and for using the masion that we already paid for. Complete waist.
I enjoyed being educated in the Mansion
Beautiful historic Mansion set on large grounds in central Sunbury. The mansion holds the title of 'birthplace of the ashes' due to its role in creating the legend.
Very nice school, many good facilities there along with fairly nice teachers. I also liked the hands on education, nice way of teaching.
Note that you can't just wander in as it's on private property. Great for a visit if you have the opportunity.
my old school as a day boy in the early 70s remember it as one big adventure playground.
I am in complete awe of the quality and service of Rupertswood Mansion and the staff. This is a once in a lifetime experience. NOT to be missed
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