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	Beleura House & Garden 42 - 44 Kalimna Drive,, MORNINGTON VIC 3931 - Property No B0012	A fine villa erected by James Butchart c. 1863 with the proceeds of his business enterprises on the gold fields, in a free Anglo-Palladian mode with most elegant colonnaded verandah along the main south-west front, using columns of the composite order; & sun-moulded by a balustraded parapet & urns; though there has been some alteration to the interior and one end of the building it retains its full effect and is set in spacious grounds. House Classified: ... more	B0012	State
	Beleura Garden 42 - 44 Kalimna Drive, MORNINGTON VIC 3931 - Property No G13011	Beleura, built c.1863, enjoyed as a summer retreat by a succession of owners, with the nucleus of the estate purchased in 1916 (after subdivision) by the Tallis family, then progressively enhanced and embellished until the death of John Tallis in 1996, is of significance: - architecturally, as a fine villa erected by James Butchart c.1863 with the proceeds of his business enterprises on the goldfields, in a fine Anglo-Palladian mode with most elegant colonnade verandah along ... more	G13011	State

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Beleura House & Garden

42 - 44 Kalimna Drive,, MORNINGTON VIC 3931 - Property No B0012

A fine villa erected by James Butchart c. 1863 with the proceeds of his business enterprises on the gold fields, in a free Anglo-Palladian mode with most elegant colonnaded verandah along the main south-west front, using columns of the composite order; & sun-moulded by a balustraded parapet & urns; though there has been some alteration to the interior and one end of the building it retains its full effect and is set in spacious grounds. House Classified: ... more

B0012

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Beleura Garden

42 - 44 Kalimna Drive, MORNINGTON VIC 3931 - Property No G13011

Beleura, built c.1863, enjoyed as a summer retreat by a succession of owners, with the nucleus of the estate purchased in 1916 (after subdivision) by the Tallis family, then progressively enhanced and embellished until the death of John Tallis in 1996, is of significance: - architecturally, as a fine villa erected by James Butchart c.1863 with the proceeds of his business enterprises on the goldfields, in a fine Anglo-Palladian mode with most elegant colonnade verandah along ... more

G13011

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