'Niara' - 'Cheddington' corner of Pennant Hills Road and Boundary Road, Pennant Hills

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Identifiernot specifiedPhotographernot specifiedDescription‘Niara’ 27 Boundary Road Pennant Hills was built in 1894 by Charles and Phoebe Oliver. Charles Oliver was the then Railways Chief Commissioner. The house originally stood well back from Pennant Hills Road and had expansive gardens, a tennis court and a latticed summer house. Close to Boundary Road were stables which are today heritage listed. Oliver sold the property to Jean Henderson and on her death in 1929 the estate was subdivided into seven house lots along two roads plus a large corner block containing Niara. In later years, the house was sold and renamed ‘Cheddington’. During the 1970s and 80s the house became a popular wedding and function centre. The original building, while still standing, has been altered and hidden under additions over time.Physical FormatPennant Hills

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Building NamePennant HillsNiaraHistoric houses and buildingsPennant Hills RoadBoundary RoadCheddingtonCharles OliverStreet:StreetView:&enabled=1&fov=89&heading=206&pitch=28&zoom=18

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'Niara' - 'Cheddington' corner of Pennant Hills Road and Boundary Road, Pennant Hills