Carfax | March 2015 Over time, Carfax has developed a large and significant portfolio of projects their staff can be proud of. Recently, they added the historic Graythwaite Estate to that long list. Graythwaite House is a place of exceptional historic significance to New South Wales, and is included in the state’s Heritage Register. It was originally built in 1833 and is arguablythe oldest remaining structure of its type in the North Sydney area. In 1915, it was donated to the government by its thenowner, Sir Thomas Dibbs, for use as a convalescent home for returning soldiers from the First World War. Carfax was contracted to restore the estate for use by the new owners, the Sydney Church of England Grammar School (SHORE School). “They are a great client, as they were passionate about restoring this building to its former glory so that its future is assured,” GRAYTHWAITE HOUSE
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