10 Church Street

Paterson NSW 2421

Originally, the hall was built for community use for the Oddfellows Order to meet and provide a place for fund raising events in 1865 but was soon made use by the Paterson School of Arts until a hall of their own was built then used by the newly formed Paterson Public School from the late 1800s to the early 1900s.

When the current owners took up residence in 2016 they undertook a mission preserve the history of the property yet endeavour to make her as low maintenance as is feasible. Key heritage attributes have been saved and still adorn the home such as sandstone flagstones, original timber windows, external brickwork, original sandstone walls, and the original foundation stone.

Happily, there is a lot to love in every room with bedrooms peaceful sanctuaries so quiet and beautifully proportioned. Formal but not straight-laced, the living room walks the line between relaxed and traditional living beautifully.

The design on the garden was delivered in spades, creating an atmospheric space that simultaneously complements the homes strong architectural lines and pays respect to the landscape beyond.

If you are looking for a little bit of village life but would like some room to, look no further with the 2,020 sqm block of land spread over multiple retained tiers and ending with the laneway at the back providing rear yard access to the high point of the block where the views over the district will impress.

With the location so very close to all the action of Paterson but the feel of a rural property this home has so very much to offer her new residents. Combining a scene of The Good Life in a stunning heritage home with not just the history of the building, but the story of the village captured in the walls If only they could talk.

This property is proudly marketed by Michael Haggarty and Andrew Lange, contact 0408 021 921 or 0403 142 320 for further information or to book your private inspection.
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Disclaimer: All information contained herein is gathered from sources we deem to be reliable. However, we cannot guarantee its accuracy and interested persons should rely on their own enquiries.