Laurelbank
Laurelbank is home to many Masonic Lodges and other Orders, whose brethren have worked tirelessly, since the property was purchased by Kuring-Gai Lodge in 1964…
There have been many changes to the property, from the building of the Masonic Lodge, restoration to the exterior Laurelbank historic cottage, converting the interior of the cottage to a Function Centre and nurturing the gardens and historic listed Laurel Trees.
The Centre also includes the Historic listed Coach House, this was also built in 1854, which has been since converted to the Laurelbank Anzac Memorial Museum, this was curated by Rt. Wor. Bro. Don Davis, P.A.G.M.
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Events
Steeped in history, Laurelbank is the perfect location for your personalised wedding or private event…
Laurelbank retains an immense sense of history amidst the everchanging modern landscape. Brethren have come to enjoy the exclusive use of the established garden with significant original plantings of camellias, magnolia and Japanese maple.
Sandstone flagging, the original stables and fountain add to the romance of this timeless and charming Willoughby landmark.