House 24 Tenth Road

Statement of Significance

Residence, 24 Tenth Road is a representative example of post war austerity with the typical louvred veranda enclosure, demonstrating a period of development in the north of town and makes a contribution to the historical townscape of York.

Physical Description

Single storey with a protruding front and return front and side verandas. The hipped roof breaks pitch over the verandas. The side veranda is enclosed with louvred windows above a timber framed fibrocement dado. The other side veranda is not visible in this photo. The residence is rendered masonry. The front windows evidence the typical set of three timber–framed casements. The tall chimney seems to be roughcast with a single course of face bricks at the top.
The front fence is a low rendered wall with brick piers and a metal horizontal pipes above the rendered dado. Rendered piers at front gate entry. It is likely that the fence is associated with the build of the residence.

Integrity/Authenticity

Integrity: Moderate/High
Authenticity: Low/Moderate

Condition

Fair

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