St Andrew's Anglican Church, Seven Hills

St Andrew's Anglican Church, located in Seven Hills, New South Wales, is a heritage-listed former church complex designed by G. H. Stoker and built between 1863 and 1892. This site, now a private residence, is notable for its Victorian Ecclesiastical architecture and its historical significance to early pioneer families, particularly the Pearce family. The church was officially opened in 1879 and served the community for many years, with memorials dedicated to local pioneers. The complex includes a church, hall, and rectory, representing significant religious and social development in the area. Visitors can appreciate the architectural beauty and the rich history tied to the early settlement of Seven Hills.