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CRAIGNISH HALL

Craignish Hall acknowledges the Cammeraygal and Wallumedegal people, the traditional owners of the land and waters upon which the property stands.

Craignish Hall

Craignish Hall is a heritage listed apartment building in the suburb of McMahons Point, on the shores of Lavender Bay in Sydney Harbour, Australia. The traditional name for Lavender Bay was Gooweebahree a more recent variation of Quiberie - that means a spring of fresh water.  The traditional name for Blues Point was Warungareeyah.

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Neighbourhood

Centrally located, it's a short walk to the McMahons Point Ferry wharf, where you can take a ferry to Circular Quay, Balmain or Barangaroo. Take a walk around the waterfront and drop into Wendy Whitely's Secret Garden. Craignish Hall sites between the commercial hubs of the Sydney CBD and North Sydney.

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Landmarks

Iconic landmarks viewed from Craignish Hall include the Sydney Harbour Bridge, the Sydney Opera House and historic Luna Park.

Events on the Harbour

From Craignish Hall you have front row seats to the spectacular New Years Eve Fire Works display, the Australia Day Celebrations on the harbour and the VIVID winter light festival.

 

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History

Built in 1930, at the same period of time that the Sydney Harbour Bridge was constructed, Craignish Hall is a heritage listed apartment building in the inter-war Spanish Mission Style on the shores of Lavender Bay on Sydney Harbour.

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CRAIGNISH HALL

19 East Crescent Street

McMahons Point  NSW  2060

AUSTRALIA

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Craignish Hall Home Units Pty Ltd

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Site Photograph by Herbert H. Fishwick, Lavender Bay seen from the Construction site of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney, 1930, National Library of Australia, nla.obj-162764132

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