34-44 Learmonth Street QUEENSCLIFF, QUEENSCLIFFE BOROUGH
Level
Incl in HO area indiv sig
[1/9]
Thanet Terrace, (formerly
[2/9]
Thanet Terrace, (formerly
[3/9]
Thanet Terrace, (formerly
[4/9]
Thanet Terrace, (formerly
[5/9]
Thanet Terrace, (formerly
[6/9]
Thanet Terrace, (formerly
[7/9]
Thanet Terrace, (formerly
[8/9]
Thanet Terrace, (formerly
[9/9]
Thanet Terrace, (formerly
Statement of Significance
What is significant?
How is it significant?
Why is it significant?
Statement of Significance as recorded under the QueenscliffHeritageStudy 2009:
Constructed in two stages in the mid to late 1880s, Thanet Terrace is of local historical and architectural significance as an intact and representative example of a residential terrace of the 1880s in Queenscliff. The terrace is a form of construction commonly found within the Melbourne metropolitan area but is uncommon in Queenscliff. Thanet Terrace is a well-executed example of its type, featuring distinctive polychromatic brickwork and a finely detailed verandah. It is also of significance for its historical associations with original owner, George Admans, a prominent Queenscliff builder and hotelier, who also served as a councillor and Mayor.