Windsor Observatory

Tebbutt’s VII is located on the Heritage listed Tebbutt Estate which dates back to 1843 and is situated on the Hawkesbury’s Peninsula, Windsor.

Family owned and operated our property offers a unique scape and history for all celebrations.

Our observatory was operated in the late 1800’s by an Astronomer named John Tebbutt, who discovered two comets form the property and was the first Australian born Astronomer. For his work in early Southern Sky observations he has been honoured internationally by having a crater on the moon named after him and nationally by being on the first Australian $100.00 note.

Located on a rural outlook, our established gardens, manicured lawns, observatory and barn offer a variety of backdrops providing many photo opportunities.

Our main dining room offers classic heritage ambience catering for a maximum of 100 guests, creating an intimate memorable celebration.

As night falls you and your guests will be given the opportunity to star gaze from the historic Tebbutt’s Observatory circa 1879.