It’s time to experience our English heritage. This thriving village is home to a large number of English style estates, a picture postcard historic stone church and country railway station, both of which could have been lifted straight from the pages of an Agatha Christie novel. The MUST SEE is the historic St Aidans Church.
Exeter’s cafe destination and a village institution. Specialty coffee, wholesome breakfast and lunch menu, indulgent cakes and treats. Relaxed and friendly service in the bustling cafe atmosphere of an old general store. Great cafe atmosphere including a large garden courtyard for relaxed outdoor dining.
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The Exeter Railway Station is heritage listed and opened in 1878, as Badgerys Siding, being renamed Exeter on 12 August 1890. It is one of the best small station complexes in NSW and demonstrates all of the element of a turn of the century rural station.
Read MoreExeter is home to a lively Croquet Club which welcome visitors and locals alike. Feel like trying your skills, then regular play mornings are Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays. Contact 02 4883 4524 for more details.
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St Aidan’s Anglican Church is a great example of beautiful architecture based on ancient Celtic Scottish churches. The grounds are park like and provide a perfect backdrop for this historic church built in 1895.
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