Welcome to Millpond Farm, home of historic Dransfield's Mill, the Archer Gallery, Millpond Carriages and Millpond Auctions. 

Millpond Farm is located at Jembaicumbene, 10kms south of the New South Wales Southern Tablelands village of Braidwood. The property has a rich colonial history, and over the past two centuries has produced prize winning wheat, sheep & cattle. Gold was discovered at Jembaicumbene in 1851 and a variety of important historic gold mining sites and 19th century buildings survive  within a spectacular natural wetland in the middle Jembaicumbene valley.

We restore, buy & sell, auction and value antique carriages and  Australian & European antiques,  and conduct carriage driving & furniture restoration courses. In addition we will shortly open the Archer gallery in the magnificent 1859  flour mill which is currently under restoration. In 2009 our new auction program opened featuring several annual sales of carriages, antiques and collectables, conducted in our 19th century wagon barn and the beautiful stone flour mill. 

Our grazing property supports our young herd of fine Alpacas, the wool from which is being used to develop a variety of high quality textiles, and we run Angora goats, Suffolk sheep and keep bees. Always a productive site, Millpond Farm is intended to eventually be self sufficient and will produce numerous natural and organic products for sale through our store. You can keep up with our daily progress by clicking on our Facebook link, or the News link, in the navigation bar at the left.

For enquiries please telephone (Australia) 0438 126 987 or  email antony.davies@millpond.com.au.   Please note that our previous site  www.longbarn.com.au now has new owners at historic Tidmarsh in nearby Braidwood.
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Major Horse Drawn Vehicle Auction
Sat 10th March 2012
at Millpond Farm