Mahratta, Wahroonga

Mahratta is a heritage-listed site in Wahroonga, New South Wales, originally built in 1941 as a residence and later transformed into a bank executive training facility. Designed by notable architects, it features stunning Art Deco architecture and beautifully landscaped gardens by Paul Sorensen. The property has a rich history dating back to the 1830s, having changed hands multiple times before becoming a community headquarters for the School of Practical Philosophy. Visitors can explore its elegant design, including a grand staircase and extensive gardens, making it a significant cultural landmark in the region.