The Old Rectory
By Waratah Building
This home is a grand Victorian residence steeped in history. Dating back to 1842, ‘The Old Rectory’ was re-built c1887 by the All Saints Church and became known as ‘The Parsonage’.
With such a traditional style and intricate features, our main priority was to ensure that the new addition blended seamlessly with the old and looked like it had been there for over a hundred & fifty years. We created a number of door openings through existing double-brickwork and had to re-work the old lintels over existing windows.
The addition to the home included a master suite, two ensuites, walk-in-robe and a sandstone veranda.
We love the period external features of the addition, including handmade finial points, detailed replicated gable timberwork to match existing, sandstone windowsills and English bond painted brickwork.
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Waratah Building was founded by Southern Highlands locals, Nick Marland and Jack Malavey on the principles of honesty, reliability, communication and trust. Their collaborative approach, work ethic and in-depth understanding of the local market has earned them a reputation for excellence in both craftsmanship and service.
Nick oversees the building process; his knowledge of construction and exacting standards underpin each project. He is progressive, solutions focussed and runs a team of tradespeople with the same dedication.
Construction project management is directed by Jack, whose focus is on clear communication, planning and budget – ensuring construction milestones are met and the project runs smoothly from commencement to completion.
As co-owners of Waratah Building, Jack and Nick are across all aspects of each project. Their professionalism, experience and investment in processes and construction management technology ensure client expectations are exceeded at every stage.
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