The property was part of the initial grant to Maurice O’Connell in 1814 in addition to his original “Riverstone Farm” estate. The land was part of 2960 acres that was subdivided off the Riverstone Estate in 1865 by Andrew McCulloch, whose family subdivided further into small lots in 1881. The property on which Cassola sits consisting of Lots 19 and 6 of the 1881 subdivision was purchased by Joseph Parrington who had established the Riverstone Hotel and later a group of terraces in the Riverstone Town Centre now known as the Parrington Terraces. Parrington possibly used the property for fruit growing. |
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