House 24 Newcastle Street

Statement of Significance

Residence, 24 Newcastle Street represents different stages of development; stone building and Federation residence with contemporary additions. It is closely associated with the Marwick family and in particular prominent local identity, Gordon Marwick. It is a part of the early and ongoing development on the east side of the Avon River, and in Newcastle Street in particular. It represents a significant contribution to the history and historical townscape of York.

Physical Description

The modest scale stone building has a simple hipped roof that extends over the perimeter veranda, curving similar to a bullnose at the outer edge where it is supported by timber posts.
The residence is set back a considerable distance from the road, aligned with the stone building, with several mature palm trees in the front setback. The single storey residence is elevated on a stone foundation, partially rendered, and some original areas showing it was pointed. The face brick walls are painted. The roof is hipped with a protruding front gable, with a veranda on the recessed front and along the north side. The veranda timber posts with brackets and vertical spaced timber balustrade. There are extensive additions to the rear and south side of the residence.

History

Marwick associations. Linked with Marwick’s Shed located opposite in Newcastle Street.

Integrity/Authenticity

Integrity: High
Authenticity: Moderate/High

Condition

Fair/good

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