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	Tintern House & Garden 10 Tintern Avenue,, TOORAK VIC 3142 - Property No B0229	Tintern is a single storey mansion erected in 1855 for William Westgarth. The oldest part of the house is a ten room portable iron dwelling, manufactured by W and P McLellan of Glasgow and erected in 1855. Between 1870 and 1894 the house was dramatically extended, before some demolition of the eastern section in the late 19th century. There have been some largely undated alterations in subsequent years. Tintern is of scientific, historical and architectural significance to ... more	B0229	National
	Tintern Garden 10 Tintern Avenue, TOORAK VIC 3142 - Property No G13019	Tintern's garden was subdivided in 1902 during the ownership of architect Walter Butler. The reduced site was possibly re-landscaped by Desbrowe Annear in the 1920s-30s. It is of Regional significance: - as the setting of a residence of outstanding architectural, historical and technological significance; - for remnants of a former city mansion garden, including the remains of the early house podium, the bluestone steps, the stylish wall and eastern ... more	G13019	Regional

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Tintern House & Garden

10 Tintern Avenue,, TOORAK VIC 3142 - Property No B0229

Tintern is a single storey mansion erected in 1855 for William Westgarth. The oldest part of the house is a ten room portable iron dwelling, manufactured by W and P McLellan of Glasgow and erected in 1855. Between 1870 and 1894 the house was dramatically extended, before some demolition of the eastern section in the late 19th century. There have been some largely undated alterations in subsequent years. Tintern is of scientific, historical and architectural significance to ... more

B0229

National

Tintern Garden

10 Tintern Avenue, TOORAK VIC 3142 - Property No G13019

Tintern's garden was subdivided in 1902 during the ownership of architect Walter Butler. The reduced site was possibly re-landscaped by Desbrowe Annear in the 1920s-30s. It is of Regional significance: - as the setting of a residence of outstanding architectural, historical and technological significance; - for remnants of a former city mansion garden, including the remains of the early house podium, the bluestone steps, the stylish wall and eastern ... more

G13019

Regional