House

Statement of Significance

The Hotel contributes to the local community’s sense of place, despite the loss of its original verandah and tower, as a local landmark and remnant of the area’s early development and history.

Physical Description

Medium sized brick house with clay tile roof. There is a limestone and brick balustrade to the front verandah and the glass enclosed sleepout at the left side. The main roof and subsidiary (sleepout) roof are gabled with curved terracotta finials at the apexes of the gables and decorative woodwork to the gable end of the sleepout. The paired verandah posts are truncated and stand on piers of limestone and brick, with ornamental brackets at the tops of the posts. There are two sets of triple casement windows at the front, with diamond pattern leadlights. The windows of the sleepout are louvres.

History

Interwar South Guildford residence.

Integrity/Authenticity

High

Condition

Good

Uses

Creation Date

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