St Andrew's Anglican Church, Seven Hills

St Andrew's Anglican Church complex encompasses a church building, a hall from 1883, and a rectory completed in 1891 at Seven Hills Road North.

The church opened for services on October 22, 1879, and operated until its closure in 1977, marking nearly a century of religious services.

The building features Victorian Ecclesiastical architecture with neo-Gothic elements, reflecting the traditional Anglican church design principles of the late 1800s.

The church property, located at 313 Seven Hills Road North in Sydney's suburb of Seven Hills, is now under private ownership.

Matthew Pearce, who named the area King's Langley after an English village, initiated the first Anglican services in a brick chapel in 1863.

Location: New South Wales

Address: 313 Seven Hills Road North, Seven Hills, NSW 2147

GPS coordinates: -33.76067,150.95402

Latest update: March 3, 2025 00:43