Oddfellows Arms Inn

The Oddfellows Arms Inn is a two-story building made of sandstone blocks with Victorian Georgian features, a verandah, and garden beds on the eastern side. The structure displays solid construction methods and decorative details typical of colonial-era construction.

Built in 1842, this inn first served travelers moving between Sydney and Windsor Road before closing as a public house in 1855. It later became a private residence known as Fairview House starting in 1884.

The building shows how colonial pubs evolved into private homes as the town developed and travel patterns changed. Visitors can see how a working inn became a family residence, reflecting shifts in community needs.

This heritage site sits on Church Street and is open for exterior viewing where you can examine its architectural features and stonework closely. Plan your visit as part of a walk through Parramatta's historic neighborhoods.

The building sits near where the town's old jail once stood, positioning it at a crossroads of colonial commerce and law enforcement. Its original sandstone facade preserves details about local materials and craftsmanship from that era.

Location: New South Wales

GPS coordinates: -33.79940,151.00320

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:11