Built circa 1911 the All Saints Church celebrated its centenary last year and is considered the most beautiful of the 4 small Anglican Churches in the
Built circa 1911 the All Saints Church celebrated its centenary last year and is considered the most beautiful of the 4 small Anglican Churches in the Orara Valley. Nestled amongst liquidambar trees, the church was built from local timbers hauled to the site by bullock dray and still reflects the craftsmanship of 100 years ago. The building has solid timber walls and high-pitched timber ceilings, exposed timber trusses, arched doors and leadlight windows. The building is Heritage listed and can be developed into a dwelling, permissible under the provisions of Clause 18(7)(e) of the Coffs Harbour LEP 2000 (info on request).
* All Saints Church at Upper Orara built circa 1911 from local timbers.
* Timber walls & ceilings, exposed roof trusses, leadlight windows.
* Front, rear, and side entrances.
* Main seating area approx 10m x 7m.
* Zoned rural 1A, land area 1011m2.
* Rural outlook, surrounded by liquidambar trees.
* Heritage listed, permissible to develop into a dwelling.
* Also view at www.grantlarsen.com.au
The conversion of this building to a dwelling would require a bathroom and kitchen.
