ANGLICAN CHRIST CHURCH

The former Anglican Christ Church at 4 O'Malleys Road, Mardan, designed by T.E. Molloy and opened on 17 October 1934, is significant. It is a simple red brick Interwar Gothic church with a semi-glazed terracotta tile gable roof. There is a pair of semi-gabled side porches with a cross at the gable end of each, including a gabled chancel and side vestry. There is a rendered ring beam expressed at the base of the gable base above which a rendered panel with the name of the church and date of construction and rendered cross. The church as rectangular side windows along the vane with glazed, diamond lead lights. 
Non-original alterations and additions and other buildings on the site are not significant.

The former Anglican Christ Church at Mardan is of local historic, social and aesthetic significance to the South Gippsland Shire.

Aesthetically, it is an example of a late interwar church, which illustrates how the traditional Gothic style was simplified and decorative detail reduced to a minimum. This is demonstrated by the windows, which have traditional diamond glazing, but are rectangular in shape, while the only concession to decoration is the simple rendered plaque and cross in the gable end, and the rendered ring beam, which is the only relief to the brick walls. (Criterion E)