Panorama Estate

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NamePanorama EstateTypeEstateGeolocation^[1] Last edited by: Will Chittick

AddressOak FlatsDescriptionThe Oak Flat Subdivision was auctioned in 1921 by Sir George Warburton Fuller, comprising of farms and residential allotments in the general area of Albion Park Rail, Green Meadows and Oak Flats.

The auction was held at Albion Park on Tuesday 15 March 1921 by Stewart and Morton Auctioneers of Nowra and Berry. Lots 9,10 & 11 were farms that were later to become the Oak Flats Township.

103 acres of Lot 9, the Panorama Estate was surveyed in 1927 by the Rural Land Co. The company was owned by partners Gunthorpe and Orange. The land was purchased from Clout Bros. who had leased and farmed Lot 9 from Fuller in 1908 and purchased it at the 1921 auction. The Clout farm house was on the south side of Tongarra Road and on the west slopes of Stoney Range, Lot 1 of the adjoining Bassett Darley Estate.

Information - Gillis, Kevin, 2014, 'Oak Flats Garden Suburb', Tongarra Heritage Society.

External LinkShellharbour Council 1929Proposal for Five Acre Oak Flats Parkland Area 1950

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