Vienna Cottage Christmas Boutique – Get Your Christmas Shopping Kick Started

The Vienna Cottage Christmas Boutique has been a Hunters Hill Feature since 1988.  The featured picture is from last year’s succesful boutique.

Vienna Cottage is currently closed for mould remediation and is not available for this year’s Boutique.

In 2025 the boutique will be held at RSL Hall, 56 Alexandra St, 8 doors from Vienna Cottage.

The Boutique will be held on Saturday, 15th November 2025 and Sunday, 16th November 2025 from 10-4 pm

Once again, the committee has assembled all your favourite stallholders, offering a diverse and interesting range of beautiful goods suitable for Christmas buying, along with a variety of special Christmas fare.

Millbrook Estate Boutique Winery and Distillery from the Hunter Valley will be presenting a free tasting of their limited-edition table wines and their range of special liqueurs, including a very popular Semillon liqueur. Freshly brewed coffee will be available.

Founded and formulated by Natalie Kessell in 2004, Pink Hibiscus is an eco-aware skincare range designed to nurture your skin and soul.

Rosie Perl will be displaying original one-of-a-kind jewellery. The beauty of gold leaf and AAA grade freshwater pearls makes for some of the most unique and covetable jewels around.

Katie Perry will again be  displaying 100% made in Australia men’s and women’s lounge and travel  wear using natural fabrics with a focus on craftsmanship and an emphasis on sustainability

Crooked Creek biscuits will be available at a special price, and Rotary Christmas puddings in cloth 800 grams for $25

National Trust Vienna Cottage shop with Australiana linen tea towels a selection of 1850s Sydney prints, art publications, and publications on history and heritage and walking guides of Hunters Hill

Enquiries 98161794    [email protected]

All funds raised by the Boutique will be used to maintain Vienna Cottage

An 1871 four-room stone working man’s cottage at 38 Alexandra St, Hunters Hill.

The cottage was purchased in 1984 by the local community, owned by the National Trust, and managed and operated as a house museum by a local voluntary committee.

Visitors to the Boutique can visit the recently restored Vienna cottage garden and the adjoining Hillman orchard.