The Terraces

Statement of Significance

The place is of historic significance due to its association with Frank Wittenoom and the Lefroy family, people who contributed significantly to the development of Western Australia in the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century and more recently with property entrepreneur Lord Mc Alpine.

The place is of aesthetic significance as a rare example in the inner city of a federation Queen Anne bungalow, a housing type more commonly found in the western suburbs of Perth and demonstrates a high level of architectural design.

The place is of representative significance as it demonstrates the form and lifestyle of wealthy members of Western Australian society at the turn of the century.

Refer to Documentation of places for entry into the State Register of Heritage Places.

Physical Description

Single storey residential building with medium-pitched roof and return verandah with timber posts and fretwork.

History

Refer to Documentation of places for entry into the State Register of Heritage Places.

Integrity/Authenticity

High level of integrity.

Medium level of authenticity as it has been restored.

Condition

Fair

Uses

Historic Themes

Creation Date

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