Complete the jigsaw for final co ordinates. Cache is close by, so you can see the historic homestead and the large mountain behind the homestead, Lowes Mount.
Sydmouth Valley Homestead is situated on the original route of the historical Cox’s Road, Australia’s first inland European road.
The Homestead was built in 1826 by Robert Lowe in the Sydmouth Valley through which William Cox constructed his road to Bathurst. Robert Lowe received the grant of 2,000 acres of land and the service of 20 convicts by Governor Macquarie in recognition of his services as a magistrate for the Bathurst district.
Ann Webb purchased the property in 1871 for her youngest son, Thomas Bernard Webb, and the Webb family descendants have continued to occupy the property ever since.
Information on Robert Lowe, below. Robert Lowe never lived in the homestead, it was his son James Willard Lowe that first lived in the home.
https://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/lowe-robert-2375