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	Chatsworth House CHATSWORTH VIC 3379 - Property No B0796	Chatsworth House, a substantial single storey bluestone mansion with attendant outbuildings, on the Hopkins River near Chatsworth, was erected in 1858-59 for pioneer pastoralist John Moffat. This conservative classical style house with doric portico and encircling iron verandah was designed by prominent Hamilton architect James Henry Fox. The mansion is set in spacious landscaped gardens. Chatsworth House is a fine example of the conservative classical style mansion and ... more	B0796	State
	Chatsworth Lodge 127 Johnstone Street,, CASTLEMAINE VIC 3450 - Property No B4955	Chatsworth Lodge was constructed in 1864 by James Redfearn, monumental mason, as his own residence. Although only a small building of cement rendered brick with stone dressings, it exhibits the skills of its builder in its many details, which are of a character and scale more usually associated with the grand country houses of England where James Redfearn learned his craft. The octagonal chimney stacks and the pillars flanking the iron gate on the street frontage have finely ... more	B4955	State

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Chatsworth House

CHATSWORTH VIC 3379 - Property No B0796

Chatsworth House, a substantial single storey bluestone mansion with attendant outbuildings, on the Hopkins River near Chatsworth, was erected in 1858-59 for pioneer pastoralist John Moffat. This conservative classical style house with doric portico and encircling iron verandah was designed by prominent Hamilton architect James Henry Fox. The mansion is set in spacious landscaped gardens. Chatsworth House is a fine example of the conservative classical style mansion and ... more

B0796

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Chatsworth Lodge

127 Johnstone Street,, CASTLEMAINE VIC 3450 - Property No B4955

Chatsworth Lodge was constructed in 1864 by James Redfearn, monumental mason, as his own residence. Although only a small building of cement rendered brick with stone dressings, it exhibits the skills of its builder in its many details, which are of a character and scale more usually associated with the grand country houses of England where James Redfearn learned his craft. The octagonal chimney stacks and the pillars flanking the iron gate on the street frontage have finely ... more

B4955

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