238 Old Argyle Road, Exeter NSW 2579, Australia
The address features a house set on a very large parcel of land measuring approximately 79,537 m².
The house is situated in Exeter, a village in the Southern Highlands of New South Wales that was founded by James Badgery in the early 19th century after his family established the Spring Grove property in the area.
Exeter had a population of 949 at the 2016 census and grew to 1,087 by the 2021 census, showing modest growth over the five‑year period.
Yes, the Main Southern railway's Exeter railway station is a heritage‑listed site within the village.
Two historic weather stations, named EXETER and EXETER 1, are situated about 1.8 km from the house.
Exeter has a station on the Main Southern railway line, which serves the village and provides rail access south of Sydney.
