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Name	Detail	File number	Level
The Manor Manor Street,, BACCHUS MARSH VIC 3340 - Property No B0273	The Manor, Bacchus Marsh, is a two-storied house erected in the early 1840s for retired military officer and Country Magistrate, Captain William H Bacchus. The symmetricial house is constructed of stuccoed brickwork and has a central, fan light headed doorway with paired twelve-pane sashed to either side, all decorated with stuccoed masonry surrounds. Quoins, parapet and the hipped iron roof are other features. The Manor is one of the earliest surviving substantial houses in ... more	B0273	National
The Manor House 4 Dryden Street,, HAMILTON VIC 3300 - Property No B2140	A single-storey bluestone house of 1860 with sandstone quoins, a slate roof and pleasantly proportioned french windows and doors, with shutters. They open onto a verandah around two sides with ornamental cast iron decoration and iron posts which may once have supported iron balustrading, but now carry a timber rail. The timber extensions at the rear are excluded. Classified: 25/01/1968	B2140	Local
Wattle House The Manor 53 Jackson Street,, ST KILDA VIC 3182 - Property No B1893	Wattle House was built by noted Colonial era architect Samuel Jackson as his own residence in the 1840s, which he occupied until the 1860s. Designed in a picturesque Gothic Revival style, various additions were made in the same style up to the 1880s.The detailing includes elaborate half timbering, decorative timber bargeboards, many gabled roof-line and stained glass window bays. By the 1850s, Wattle House was on a large block, with many outbuildings, and designed to be admired ... more	B1893	State

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The Manor

Manor Street,, BACCHUS MARSH VIC 3340 - Property No B0273

The Manor, Bacchus Marsh, is a two-storied house erected in the early 1840s for retired military officer and Country Magistrate, Captain William H Bacchus. The symmetricial house is constructed of stuccoed brickwork and has a central, fan light headed doorway with paired twelve-pane sashed to either side, all decorated with stuccoed masonry surrounds. Quoins, parapet and the hipped iron roof are other features. The Manor is one of the earliest surviving substantial houses in ... more

B0273

National

The Manor House

4 Dryden Street,, HAMILTON VIC 3300 - Property No B2140

A single-storey bluestone house of 1860 with sandstone quoins, a slate roof and pleasantly proportioned french windows and doors, with shutters. They open onto a verandah around two sides with ornamental cast iron decoration and iron posts which may once have supported iron balustrading, but now carry a timber rail. The timber extensions at the rear are excluded. Classified: 25/01/1968

B2140

Local

Wattle House

The Manor

53 Jackson Street,, ST KILDA VIC 3182 - Property No B1893

Wattle House was built by noted Colonial era architect Samuel Jackson as his own residence in the 1840s, which he occupied until the 1860s. Designed in a picturesque Gothic Revival style, various additions were made in the same style up to the 1880s.The detailing includes elaborate half timbering, decorative timber bargeboards, many gabled roof-line and stained glass window bays. By the 1850s, Wattle House was on a large block, with many outbuildings, and designed to be admired ... more

B1893

State