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Image	Name	Detail	File number	Level
	Fairholme 35 Prospect Hill Road,, CAMBERWELL VIC 3124 - Property No B0965	Fairholme is a two storey, symmetrically arranged house built in 1873 to the design of architects Crouch and Wilson, for warehouseman James Copeland. Construction is in stuccoed brickwork, treated as ashlar masonry, with a slate roof. An originally single but now double storey verandah supported on Tuscan columns, with square corner piers, encircles three sides of the house and has a cast iron balustrade. Fairholme is a rare surviving example of the large houses of its ... more	B0965	Local
	Former Fairholme Hallel 20 Fellows Street,, KEW VIC 3101 - Property No B4917	Fairholme is of State architectural significance as a distinctive free Romanesque Revival residence. Built in two stages, 1889for solicitor Edward Smart and early this century for importer, J K Meritt, the singular architectural character of Fairholme is achieved by combining window bays and groups of windows with a two-storey gabled porch. The deliberate and distinctively asymmetrical composition is emphasised by Art Nouveau pressed cement detailing (coprosma) on a bowed balcony ... more	B4917	State

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Fairholme

35 Prospect Hill Road,, CAMBERWELL VIC 3124 - Property No B0965

Fairholme is a two storey, symmetrically arranged house built in 1873 to the design of architects Crouch and Wilson, for warehouseman James Copeland. Construction is in stuccoed brickwork, treated as ashlar masonry, with a slate roof. An originally single but now double storey verandah supported on Tuscan columns, with square corner piers, encircles three sides of the house and has a cast iron balustrade. Fairholme is a rare surviving example of the large houses of its ... more

B0965

Local

Former Fairholme

Hallel

20 Fellows Street,, KEW VIC 3101 - Property No B4917

Fairholme is of State architectural significance as a distinctive free Romanesque Revival residence. Built in two stages, 1889for solicitor Edward Smart and early this century for importer, J K Meritt, the singular architectural character of Fairholme is achieved by combining window bays and groups of windows with a two-storey gabled porch. The deliberate and distinctively asymmetrical composition is emphasised by Art Nouveau pressed cement detailing (coprosma) on a bowed balcony ... more

B4917

State