Craiglace

An unusual large Edwardian timber house built 1912. It has local architectural significance as an unusual Edwardian style house, oriented towards the view, with interesting details such as the striking, Art Nouveau-influenced brackets and some remnant garden trees. It is historically significant as a representative embodiments of the way of life of the period and its values, comfortable and assured, in Edwardian Newtown.

INTACTNESS:

Very good, Most elements and planting in the extensive garden appear to be relatively recent, including fence, gazebo, garage. Recent additions have historicist elements but are sympathetic.

CONDITION:

Excellent

Group

Residential buildings (private)

Category

Residence