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Ardill House, 132 Davidson Avenue, Concord
Originally called “Clermont House”, it was constructed in 1861 on a 9 hectare grant to Henry Bray, third Mayor of Concord. John Bibb, architect, designed the house in a mid-Victorian style with Georgian influences. Now operates as a drop in centre for disadvantaged children. The entrance is in Clermont lane.



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