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81 Park Drive,, PARKVILLE VIC 3052 - Property No B1876 |
Mentone was erected in1885 for Michael Morgan. The two storey brick structure has a two storey cast iron verandah. The rendered cornice and parapet include a pedimented name plate. The centrally located ground floor entrance is set below street level and approached by a descending flight of steps. Mentone is a notable example of the large townhouse in the boom style. It has a typical composition. The brick surrounds to the arched openings and the facade sunken below the street ... more |
B1876 |
Regional |
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95 Beach Road,, MENTONE VIC 3194 - Property No B5852 |
Prominently located on a wedge-shaped site and of a most unusual design, this hotel anticipates the Free Style designs of the Edwardian era. It was erected in 1887-8 to the design of C D Figgis of Loweish Moorhouse and Figgis, and is one of the oldest buildings in Mentone, having been commissioned by the areas land boom developers prior to any major subdivisional sales. Some notable fragments of the interior remain, particularly the stair hall. Classified: 10/12/1987 |
B5852 |
Local |
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Mentone Railway Station & Gardens
Balcombe Road,, MENTONE VIC 3194 - Property No B2162 |
This place is not yet classified by the Trust, but may be in the future. It is however listed at the State level by the State Government body Heritage Victoria, giving it statutory protection. Details can be found at www.heritage.vic.gov.au, by clicking on the Heritage Register Online, and searching using the "H" number given above. |
B2162 |
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120-124 Nepean Highway, (Cnr Warrigal Road), MENTONE VIC 3194 - Property No B5517 |
The Mentone Tenpin Bowl is a single-storey modernist building comprising a large red brick hall-like rear wing (containing bowling lanes) and an elongated flat-roofed glass-walled front wing (containing offices, locker rooms, cafe, etc). It is enlivened with deliberately eye-catching detailing including projecting header bricks to the side wall, a feature wall of random coursed stonework, original illuminated signage and a giant roof-mounted bowling pin. It was ... more |
B5517 |
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