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	Glenara House & Garden 10 Glenara Drive,, BULLA VIC 3428 - Property No B0046	Large single storey homestead of granite, bluestone and brick encircled by a verandah with delicate timber joinery, built from 1857 for prominent grazier Walter Clark J.P.; architect Albert Purchas; builders Hornby and Pigdon, overlooking gorge of Deep Creek. Garden notable for many years for roses grown by Alister Clark. Stone "folly" on hill included in Classification. House Classified 'Regional': 15/08/1963 Revised: 08/04/1976: File Note 18/06/2012: G13076 ... more	B0046	State
	Glenara Garden 10 Glenara Drive, BULLA VIC 3428 - Property No G13076	Glenara, a pastoral property developed by Walter Clark from the mid-1850s, with a house erected to the design of architects Purchas and Swyer in 1857, extended during his son Alister's ownership by the addition of a billiard room and the garden modified to cater for his burgeoning interest in roses and bulbs, and maintained largely intact since his death in 1949, is of State cultural significance: - historically, as a fine example of a pastoral homestead property, ... more	G13076	State

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Glenara House & Garden

10 Glenara Drive,, BULLA VIC 3428 - Property No B0046

Large single storey homestead of granite, bluestone and brick encircled by a verandah with delicate timber joinery, built from 1857 for prominent grazier Walter Clark J.P.; architect Albert Purchas; builders Hornby and Pigdon, overlooking gorge of Deep Creek. Garden notable for many years for roses grown by Alister Clark. Stone "folly" on hill included in Classification. House Classified 'Regional': 15/08/1963 Revised: 08/04/1976: File Note 18/06/2012: G13076 ... more

B0046

State

Glenara Garden

10 Glenara Drive, BULLA VIC 3428 - Property No G13076

Glenara, a pastoral property developed by Walter Clark from the mid-1850s, with a house erected to the design of architects Purchas and Swyer in 1857, extended during his son Alister's ownership by the addition of a billiard room and the garden modified to cater for his burgeoning interest in roses and bulbs, and maintained largely intact since his death in 1949, is of State cultural significance: - historically, as a fine example of a pastoral homestead property, ... more

G13076

State