'Boldrewood' 19 Boldrewood Place Cherrybrook

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Identifiernot specifiedDateMarch 30 1992PhotographerPerumal Murphy Wu Pty LtdDescriptionThis heritage listed, one and a half storey structure, built in 1933, is a good example of a large Inter-War period house, in its own individual style. Reminiscent of a Morman Shaw / Old English design.
This large rendered brick house with attic storey,is set well back from road with driveway and gates. Features include white painted timber gables, complex high pitched terracotta tiled roof,good chimneys and the large grounds are in original condition as well. It also includes outbuildings.
The house was originally owned by Dame Alice Chisholm and designed by her son Bertram. She received an OBE and DBE for organising soldier's canteens in the Middle East during World War 1. Physical FormatCherrybrook

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Building NameCherrybrookBoldrewood PlaceHistoric houses and buildingsHousesBoldrewoodDame Alice ChisholmStreet:StreetView:&enabled=1&fov=90&heading=0&pitch=0&zoom=19

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