Coolgardie Avenue Proposed Conservation Area

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Coolgardie Avenue
Proposed Conservation Area
April 1998
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OOLG ARDI E A VENU E AREA
EAST
LVL~LVERN
INTRODUCTION
tion wilb Di Foster, bistorian, in
Tbis report has been prepare d by Br/ce Rawon h Pry Ltd in associa
rdie and Melros e Avenues, and to
order to investig ate the signific ance of the area centred on Coolga
precinct.
determi ne the appropriateness of urban conservation controls for the
Melbou rne's [menva r Hous!ng
The analysi s builds on the relevant findings of Seamus O'Ha.lllon,
a), 1989.
Suney, prepared on behalf of the National Trust of Australia (Victori
SUMM AR¥ OF RECOMMENDATIONS
ance as a fine and largely imact
Tnis report finds that the Coolgardie Avenue area is of regional signific
protected as an Urban Conservation
interwa r suburban development. It is recommended that the area be
,'\rea under the Stonnin gton Planning Scheme and be nominated
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the Registe r of the Nationa l Estate.
EXTENT OF PROPOSED URBAN CONSERVATION AREA
addresses in Alben Street, Melrose
TI1e propose d Urban Conservation Area comprises the following: all
04 Malver n Road.
Avenue and Coolgardie Avenue, and 361-417 Waverley Road and 1908-20
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HISTORY
The fIrst sales of Crown Land in we area Wat was to become We City of Malvern, lOok place on We
lOill June 1840. The are:J. had been surveyed and divided into large alloanems suitable for market
gardens and farms. Pastoralists had previously moved into ille area, but the flrst sales of land in the
nonh west of the district, initiated ille beginnings of permanent settlement.
Commercial Road, Higb S [[eet and oiller main roads illat were already established in lbe west, were
extended east. Created as a govemmem road in 1854, Commercial Road, east of Cbapel S[[eet, was renamed Malvern Road in 1867 and east of Tooronga Road, it was narned Lower Malvern Road unLil
1928.[ Malvern Road continued east as far as Gardiners Creek, the parish boundary. When ille road
reached .ille c~eek it turned sou ill-east and followed lbe creek along one of the old [racks to Dandenong.
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Waverley Road, also created in 1854, was known as Scotcbman's Creek Road umil1872.
As ille Crown allotments sold, purcbasers moved east and in 1857 alloanent 164 was sold
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Rody
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He ffernan. Heffeman's land was located at the intersection of Malvern and Waverley Roads. LOt 164
consisted of more illan 14 acres and in 1863 Heffernan sold lbe allotment to Robert Benson. Benson,
founder of ille Me[[opoIitan Permanent Building Society4 and member of lbe Gardiner Road Board,
lived at Belgrave on ille corner of Bensons (Belgrave) Road and Dandenong Road. The Gardiner Road
Board bad been established in 1856 and Benson became Chairman in 1864. He served on ille Council
for more than 25 years, serving several terms as Shire President.
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Lot 164 was brought under the Transfer of Land Act in 1871. Crovm alloanent 163, to lbe west of
Heffeman's land, was included in the subdi ' /ision of the Glen Iris Park Estate in 1890. 7 The allotment
had been purchased by Edward CharsIey in 1858. Cbarsley, a solicitor, ovmed many acres of land in tbe
Gardiner district. Charsley moved from Pine Hill near Glenferrie Road and settled at Hedgeley Dene
Farm in 1874.
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Despite tbe activities of tbese speculators, small farms, orchards and market gardens were establisbed
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east of Glenferrie Road. The Woodmason family were successful market gardeners and dairy farmers,
with substantial land holdings throughout tbe dis[[ict. From 1859 the family ovmed land at the corner
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Rob Bower, Malvern. 1840- [989, A bistory of tbe subdivision, plan 11.
Georgina WbitebeJd, Appendix A: 'A pbysical bistory, Malvern urban cbaracter study' Malvern,
1989, p.2.
Rob Bower, Malvern, 1840-1989, A bistory of [be subdivision, plan [l.
The Prahran Telegraph, September 8, 1888, p.5.
Minutes of Gardiner Road Board and Malvern Sbire Council. 1863 - 1890
Bower, plan 11.
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Glen Iris Park Estate, subdivision and sale, undated, c. 1890. State Library of Victoria Collection.
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Charsley, family bistory file, Malvern Arcbives.
Georgina White bead. Appendix A: 'A physical bistory, Malvern urban cbaracter study' Malvern,
1989, p.3.
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of Glenferrie Road and Malvern Road, where William Woodmason cultivated a highly successful mar,cer
garden. \0 Woodmason was Shire President and a long serving member of the Malvern Council. On his
de:lC!1 in 1892, his son, WilIiam lames Woodmason, took over che dairy and his fac.her's prize winning
jersey herd. Woodmason becline a breeder of pure breed jersey cactle 11 and c.he herd was noced as one of
che best in Victoria. winning several championships at cbe Royal Melbourne Sbow.
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\Vocdmason's Meirose Dairy was established at the corner of Glenferrie Road and :vfalvern Road. Jersey
cows were also kept at Twickenham in Waverley Road, where WoccJmason had established a second
Melrose Dairy. He used land at the corner of Malvern Road and Waverley Road to grow maize in order
to feed his famous Meirose jersey herd. lJ
Toe SLOry is that WoccJmason bad named this are3.
Cocigardie, according to bis belief that lalld represented a fortune sound as gold.
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William Jame~ Woodrnason bad occupied Coolgardie, known as Crown allounem 164, since the 1890s,
when it appears he bad le3.sed the vacant iand from the executors of the previous owner, Robert
Benson. l5 By tbe turn of tbe century, WoccJmason had become the owner of the land, and a
weatherboard house of 4 rooms had been erected bcing Lower Malvern Road.
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A succession of tenants,
assumed to be managers of Woodmason's propeny, included Henry Mackney, .A..rchibald Campbell.
George Sangster, Archibald Haddon, William Grover and William Doyle.
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Tne 1916 Board of Works
plan shows Woodmason' s triangle of land bounded by Albert Street, Malvern Road and Waverley Road,
undeveloped except for the small house and outbuilding with a frontage LO Malvern Road..tVbert Street
had been created in 1890 with the subdivision of the Glen Iris Park Estate,18 leaving the triangle of
undeveloped land. Wocdmason may have acquired the allotments at the south end of Albert Street, part
of ailotIDen[ 163, at this time.
In 1922 Wocd.mason decided to release the Coolgardie land for subdivision.
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The same year he also put
up for sale a large area of grazing land east of Wanigal Road."o Wocdrnason retained a portion of cbis
land where be built his new home, Green Gables, in Waverley Road.
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The -following year
Woodrnasons Ice Works were built in Glenferrie Road.
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Victoria and its Merropolis, Vol. '2. 1888, (Melbourne) p.699.
Who's Who, 19'27, p.891.
Woodrnason, family history file, Malvern Arcbives
Woodmason, family bistory file, Malvern Arcbives.
Lynne Strahan, Private and public memory, a his(orj of Malvem, p.77
Malvern Rate Book, East Ward, 1895.
Malvern Rate Book, East Ward, 1901.
Sands and Mc Dougail direcrory, 1906-19'2l.
Lodged Plan 2915, 10.7.1890. Bower, Vol 1, roads, plan 11, p. 85.
W. Woodrnason, Malvern Park Estate. Sale notice and subdivision plan. 11 November, 192'2.
Malvern Archives.
Auction sale, subdivisional are:lS at East Malvern, 25 May, 1922. Malvern Archives
'Brick residence, Waverley Road, East Malvern for W. Woodrnason.' Malvern building plan, 1922.
plan no. 3982.
ding areas had been subdivi ded imo
When me Coolga rdie land was released for sale, most of the surroun
wiLh tbe improv ed econom y and [he
housing allonne nrs. Followi ng [he end of tbe Erst World War,
Tbe tram bad run [Q [he terminus at
demand for new housing, building activity increased dramatically.
East Malver n was a short waik from
Darling Road since 1913 and [he propose d new railway swtion at
Woodrn ason's new estate.
land sale' 2:2 On Novem ber 11
Woodm ason advertis ed [he Malver n Park Eswt.e as 'Malver n's greatest
and fifty shop sites. To entice [he
1922, auction eers Coghill and Haugbt on offered for sale sixty villa
homes with glowing descrip tions of
purcbas er, [he sales brochur e fe:Hured pbotOs of Malver n's grander
r..,.'1e rapidly growing East Ward.
well serves a dual
The subdivi sion of Mr W. Woodm ason's Malver n ParK Escate
oj Malver n. It will
Ciry
the
oj
Ward
East
growing
rapidly
and
rich
purpos e in the
highwa ys (along
nr
provid,! a great shoppin g centre at the juncrio n o/two imporra
but the funher
this.
only
llot
d).
projecte
which Malver n's Tramwa y e_nensions are
practic ally
station
a
leave
will
Service
Railway
ELectric
extensio n of the Glen Iris
be left jar
wd!
today
opposit e the Estate. So the big strides the East Ward records
Ward
East
the
can
faster
much
behind {Qrn.Qrrow. Buyers will nor be visualising MW
select
very
the
of
one
secure
to
enough
lud:y
grow, but will wonder ij they will be
great junction .
Home Sites on lHalvem ParK Estate or one of the Shop Sites at this
ent.a.l concret e, Coolga rdie Avenue
Woodm ason mlllled the new streers, whicb were formed in experim
propose d shop sites at the corner of
and Melros e Avenue . Buildin g began a few years later and the
estate include d the south east side
Malver n and Waverley Roads were eventually reduced in number. Tile
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1928 all the bouses had been built
of Albert Street and this section was the first to be developed. By
rs Reid and Pearson for Emest
in this section except for number 16, designe d in 1936 by arcbitec
Batten."
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area was experie ncing the greatest
Five years after the sale of the estate, the annual repoI1 noted that the
extende d to Glen Waverl ey and
building activity in the municipality.25 By 1929 the railway bad been
designe d and built by builders with
most of the houses had been built in Coolgardie Avenue. Most were
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3, 13, 15 and 22." One of the [e'N
loca.! builder David Arrnstf ong being respons ible for number s
on the east corner of CooIgardie
architec t designe d houses in the estate is number 371 Waverley Road
Avenue , designed by Gawler & Orumm ond in 1925.
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ion pl:m. 11 Novemb er. 1922.
W. Woodm ason, Malvern Park Estate. Sale notice and subdivis
Malvern Archive s.
Sands & lYfcDougall DirectoryJ 1928
Malvern building plan, 16 Albert Street.
Strahan , p.77
Malvern building plans. Nos. 9835, 9874, 10062.
Malvern building plan no. 5463
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fIrst house, number 11. was built by
Melrose Avenue develop ed later man CooIgardie and almough me
mree pairs of villa flats ( numbers
1930, building did not comme nce on me e:lSt side until 1939. Here.
'2-4, 6-8. 10-1 '2) were designed and built by builders in me 1940s.
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in Malver n Road at me corner of
The Australian Home Beautif ul in 1932 illustrated newly built houses
ed 'a block of good class residences
Melrose Avenue. Toe journal recorded iliat lhis development complet
the increas ing number of building
in East Malver n' and in thal year 'Malver n [led] the suburbs in
pennits issued between Novem ber and March. ' 29
building occurre d east of Belgrave
The depression years slowed develop ment however, and very little
around 1932 show a clear line of
Road until the econom y improv ed. Aerial photogr aphs taken
appears almost complete, with
develop ment ending at Belgrav e Road. Building in Coolgardie Avenue
built house on the corner of
vacant land east of Melros e Avenue , with the exception of tbe newly
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factory facing Malver n Road. Tills
Malver n Road and Melrose Avenue, and a small saw-tootbed roof
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d by a furnitur e manufacturer.
factory, presently occupied by a dry cleaning company was first occupie
DES CRIPT ION
located west of the intersection of
The Coolga rdie Avenue area compri ses a triangle of develop ment
and Alben Street connec t tbe two
Malver n and Waverl y Roads. Melros e Avenue, Coolgardie Avenue
streets discour ages mrough traffic.
larger thoroug hfares, but tbe curving layout of these narrow
s on the perime ter of me area are
Conseq uemly. tbe noise and fumes associa ted with high traffic volume
not a feature of the streets witbin.
e and Coolga rdie avenues have
Roads in tbe area are typically paved in bitumen . However. Melros
crossov ers are of modem concret e
retaine d tbeir origina l concret e road surface s. Footpaths and
willi lawn and trees which
constru ction. All the streets in the area have nature strips planted
comple ment the well maintained domestic gardens.
and bungal ows. bm the general
The bousing stock tbrougb out the area consists of imerwa r villas
charact er of the built fabric varies from street to street.
bungalo ws behind low fences of
Alben Street is lightly planted wim a selection of modest villas and
rim ber and rendered brick.
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Archive s.
Malvern building plans. 2-4. 6-8, 10-12 Melrose Avenue. Malvern
1932.
2,
May
l.
Beauriju
Home
an
T'ne Ausrrali
to show the new East Malvern Golf
A set of six photos were taken of E:J.st Malvern around 1932
s.
Archive
Course. Collecti on in Malvern
Melrose Avenue and Waverley
Sands &: McDoug all Direcrory. 1934, Lower Malvern Road. between
Road, T.B. Farrar, furn. manager .
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above tbe stree~ It contain s more
CooIga rdie Ave~ue is beavily planted and mature trees create a c:JllOpy
especia lly notewo rthy for a number of
subsillmi.al houses and greater proport ion of villas. Tne street is
decorJ.tive devices realised in re nde"
residenc es wbich draw inspiration from Spanish Revival sources witb
bungalo ws (Nos 5 & 7). Some early
(Nos 11, 13 and 14). It also concains a small number of larger
fences in rendered brick survive.
illustrat ion 3
Typical villa.
stock is more eclectic man otber
Melros e Avenue also enjoys a canopy of marure trees altbougb bousing
heavily on Tudor and Old Englisb
streets in the area. Red brick predom inates and bouses draw more
g. Timber fences predom inate.
Reviva l sources with steep roof pitcbes and balf timbering occunin
ive villas, wbicb are general ly situated
The housing stoc:.;: on tbe major roads tends [awards more impress
deterior ates towards tbe intersec tion of
on larger allotme nts. Tne integrir y and conditio n of this group
Malver n Road and Waverl ey Road.
e deveJop rnems. Some fust floor :md
The area is general ly in good, origina l conditio n witb few intrusiv
been modifie d to provide off-stre et car
garage addition s have occurre d, fronc gardens bave frequently
have not signific antly altered cbe early
parking and few origina l fences remain. However, these cbanges
charact er of tbis interwa r suburba n develop ment.
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ANAL YSIS
e of an interwa r garden estate
The Coolga rdie Avenue area is a mature, fine and largely in(;}ct ex::unpl
tional or traditio nal manner than
develop ed for a middle- class clientele. Develo ped in a more conven
St Kilda., the Walter Bur!ey Griffin
innovat ive garden suburb estates such as Lempri ere Grove, E3.st
and Heidelb erg, the Coolgardie
es(;}tes at Heidelberg, or the later A. V. Jennings es(;}tes at Murrur nbeena
nt of Melbou rne's suburbs. Each
and Melros e Avenue area broadly follows the traditional grid alignme
a few architectS contrib uting designs.
allotme nt was develop ed separately, with a range of builders and
as a distinct emity rather than a u..TJit
Despite their similarities in detail and form, each house is present ed
ntative of conven tional suburba n
within a larger designe d environ ment. In this they are represe
of accomm odation more substantial
residen tial develop ment in the 1920s, albeit providing a standar d
LCJan much to be found in neighbo uring streetS.
porary War Service Homes ESwte
Direct comparison in this regard can be made with the nearby, contem
suburba n estates directly south of
of Villers and Bretonn eux Squares and other small conting ent
of smaller timber villas, interspersed
Coolga rdie and Melros e Avenues. These feature a predom inance
of the streets in these es(;}tes
with masonr y villas and set on shallow allotments. Wherea s a number
Coolga rdie and Melrose , the overall
feature esc.ablished trees and gardens not dissimilar to those found at
house and allotme nt size.
charact er of the streets is dr::unatically different due to the impact of
sions featurin g a bend or cune (0
The develop ment also illustrates the contemporary vogue for subdivi
suburba n grid. While this bend also
the road, and thus avoidin g too strong a sense of the traditional
nt a regular line along the rear of
seems to have served a practical purpose, allowing a drainage easeme
area. While the device is not to be
propert ies fronting Malver n Road, it is not a common feature in the
as those prepar~ by Walter Burley
compar ed with slightly earlier, notably curvilinear subdivisions such
estate, Ivanhoe, which display a
Griffin, most notably the Glenard Esc.ate, Ivarilioe , or the Mont Eagle
nt use of curving streets and culs-detrue. commit ment to the eradication of straight streets and a consiste
and gardens , giving a sense of
sac, it allows north facing vistas along the street to close on trees
culs-de-sac.
enclosure and protection similar to that experienced in contemporary
associa ted with a small number of
The use of concret e to pave the roads is also a feature wbicb is
Heathe rleigb Place, East Malvern,
interwa r subdivi sions, sucb as the Golf Links Estate, Camber well,
Glen Alvie Estate, Mount Waverley,
Linden Court, Armadale, and Jessamine Avenue, Armadale, and the
it accentu ates the interwa r cbaracter
but remains rare within Melbourne's suburbs generally. As a result
of the streets within which it is found.
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The housing stock is of a high quality, and though no individual houses are exceptional, the consistency
of tbeir period of construction, scale, setbacks and integrity to an original appearance has become
increasingly rare in Melbourne's inner suburbs. Tne houses, ranging in style from Spanish Mission to
bungalow and Old English Revival, demonstrate the eclectic approach to design and applied ornament
typical of the building profession at this time; the associated emphasis on distinctive and individu2.1
house design for each allotment ensures diversity within what otberwise presents as a coherent and
unified environment. Tneir use of masonry rather than timber is notable for the late 1920s, and
anticipates the emphasis upon brick (and sometimes concrete) construction in builder-developer estates of
the mid- to late 1930s.
Tne level of integrity of tbe bousing to its original design and construction is generally high. While
numerous streets witbin Melbourne contain houses of similar materials, stylistic expression and scale,
few streets ha¥e retained their housing stock with so few cbanges. Lempriere Avenue, East St Kilda, is
similar in scale and housing type, but several of its houses have been altered. The very large Reid e5Ulte,
Balwyn, contains a mixture of houses of comparable size and more substantial houses, but lacks the
overall sense of unity and integrity of Tb~Highw3X' The Golf Links Estate, Camberwell, is similar In
its integrity, but is also a much larger estate with differing characteristics in terms of layOut and street
features.
In summary, tbe Coolgardie Avenue area is a fine and representative example of a mature interwar
garden estate. It retains a relatively high proportion of its early housing stock, albeit with some
alterations to individual houses, and through the use of a range of devices typical of the interwar era.,
such as the regular rhythm of detached villas, the bend in the street, the use of concrete roads, and lbe
incorporation of substantial street trees, establishes a strong interwar character which remains largely
intact. It stands out in the broader realm of East Malvern as a distinctive and valued precinct, and
compares well in integrity, character and significance with a small number of contemporarj
subdivisions across the greater metropolitan area.
STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE
The Coolgardie area is of regional significance as a fine and substantially intact example of an intenvar
estate subdivision, and for the quality and consistency of its housing stock. The land upon which the
subdivision is set has historical significance due to its association with notable local identities, Robert
Benson and William Woodmason, its former owners and, in the ca.se of the latter, developer. Tile
triangle of development was one of the last area.s in East Malvern to be developed prior to tbe
Depression, with quality brick family homes, mainly built by local builders. The substantial mature
street trees and from gardens and the use of concrete as tbe major road surface are also of note, and are
key contributory elements with respect to the areas distinctive interwar character.
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REFERENCES
Bower. Rob. Malvern. 1840-1989. A history of the subdivision. plan 11, unpublished manuscripl
Malvern .A.rchives.
Charsley, family history file, Malvern .A.rchives.
East Malvern phmos c. 1932, collection in Malvern Archives.
Nigel Lewis Richard AitIcen Pty Lld, City of Malvern Heritage SlUdy (June 1992).
Malvern building plans.
Malvern Rate Books. East Ward, 1895, 1901.
Minutes of Gardiner Road Board and Malvern Shire Council. 1863-1890.
Sands and Mc Dougall Direcrories. 1906-1934.
StJahan. Lynne. Private arui public meTl11Jry, a hisrorJ a/Malvern. MelbDurne. 1989.
Subdivision plan and sale notice, Malvern Park Estate. 1922. Malvern Archives.
Subdivision plan and sale notice, East Malvern. 1922. Malvern Archives
The Australian Home Beautiful, May 2, 1932.
me Prahran Telegraph, September 8, 1888.
Victoria and its Metropolis, Vol. 2. 1888, (Melbourne).
Whitehead, Georgina. Appendix A: 'A physical history, Malvern urban character study', Malvern.
1989.
Who's Who, 1927.
Woodmason, family histOry file, Malvern Archives.
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APPEN DIX 1
SCHED ULE OF BUILD INGS, DESC RIPTI ONS AND
RECO MMEN DED GRAD INGS
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A LE ER T STREE T
Street No.
Gradin g
West Side
B
Single storey inlerwa r villa.
lA
B
3
B
Double slOrey inlerwar bungalo w willi visible addition s.
5
B
Interwa r bungalo w willi visible altic slOrey addition s.
9
B
s.
Double storey inlerwa r bungalo w willi visible flist floor addition
11
B
s.
Double slorey inlerwa r bungalo w willi visible flist floor addition
13
B
Single storey interwa r villa.
15
B
Single storey inlerwar villa.
17
B
Single slOrey interwa r villa.
19
B
Double storey interwa r bungalow.
21
B
Single storey interwa r bungalow.
B
Interwa r bungalo w with altic stOrey.
2S
B
27
B
Single storey interwa r bungalo w.
29
B
Interwa r bungalo w willi visible attic storey addition s.
31
B
Single storey interwa r bungalo w.
33
B
Interwa r bungalo w willi attic storey.
3S
B
37
B
Interwa r bungalo w with attic storey.
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B
single storey interwa r villa.
41
B
Interwa r bungalo w with attic storey.
43
B
Olive Street
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ALBE RT STREE T
Street No.
Gradin g
East Side
2
B
Single stOrey interwa r villa.
4
B
Double storey viHa wilb visible addir..ions. c. 1960
6
B
8
B
10
B
Double stOrey interwa r villa.
12
B
14
B
16
B
Interwa r villa wilb attic storey.
18
B
Single storey interwar villa.
20
B
22
B
24
B
Double storey interNa r villa wilb visible addition s.
26
B
Single starey interwa r villa.
28
B
Single storey interwa r villa
30
B
Double storey interwa r villa wilb visible addition s.
32
B
34
B
Double storey interwa r bungalow wilb visible addition s.
36
B
38
B
Double storey interwa r bungalow wilb visible addition s.
40
B
Single storey interwar bungalow.
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COOL GARD IE AVEN UE
Street No.
Gradin g
North Side
B
Single storey interNar villa.
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B
5
B
7
B
Single storey interwar bungalow.
9
B
11
B
Single storey interNar villa.
1• ~
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B
15
B
17
B
Interwa r villa with attic storey.
21
B
?~
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B
Single storey intenva r villa.
25
B
2
B
4
B
6
C
Single storey villa. c. 1970.
8
B
Double storey interwa r villa.
10
B
12
B
14
B
Single stOrey interwar villa.
16
B
18
B
20
B
22
B
Double storey interwar villa witb visible additions.
South Side
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MAL VERN ROAD
Street No.
Gradin g
West Side
B
1912
B
1916
B
19'20/1924
B
Pair of single storey interwar vilbs. Semi detache d.
1928
B
1932
B
1936
B
1940
B
1908
Albert Street
Coolga rdie Avenue
1944
B
1946
B
1948
B
1950
B
1952
B
1954
B
1956
B
Double storey interwar villa witb. visible addition s.
1958
B
1960
B
1962
B
1964
B
1970
B
Single storey interwar shop.
1976/1978
B
Single storey interwar pair. Semi detached.
198011982
B
1984
B
Single storey villa. c. 1955.
Melros e Avenue
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MALV ERN ROAD
Street No.
Gradin g
West Side (contin ued)
1988/19 90
B
Single srorey interwar pair. Semi detached.
1992
B
Nerrigundab. Single storey interwar villa.
2004
B
Single storey interwar shop.
MELR OSE AVEN UE
Street No.
Gradin g
South Side2A
B
Double storey villa with visible additions. c.1970.
2/4
B
6/8
B
10/12
B
Single storey interwar units. Semi detached.
3
B
Double storey inter"'/ar villa with visible fIrst floor additions.
5
B
7
B
Interwar villa with attic storey.
9
B
Double storey interwar villa with visible fIrst floor additions.
11
B
Single storey inter.var villa.
13
B
Single storey interwar villa with visible fIrst floor additions.
North Side
17
WAVE RLEY ROAD
Street No.
Geldin g
North Side
Albert Street
361
B
Double stOrey interwar villa wilh visible addition s.
363
B
365
B
367
B
369
B
Coolgardie Avenue
3/1
B
Interwar bungalow with attic storey.
373
B
375
B
377
B
379
B
381
B
383
B
Double storey villa. c. 1990
385/38 7
B
Single storey interwar pair. Semi-detacbed.
397/399
B
Single storey interwar pair. Semi-detached.
401
B
Double storey interwar shop.
403
B
Single storey shop. c. 1970.
405/407
B
Pair of double storey D.,terwar shops. Semi detache d.
409
B
411
B
413-415
B
Pair of single storey interwar shops.
417
B
Single storey shop. c. 1970.
Melrose Avenue
18
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