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ANGLICAN VICARAGE (FORMER)
50 Banksia Street HEIDELBERG, Banyule City

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50 Banksia Street
50 Banksia Street
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Statement of Significance

The former Vicarage is of local historical and architectural significance. The house is a largely intact example of a Federation bungalow, popular in Heidelberg and Ivanhoe, and was designed by prominent Melbourne architects Eggleston and Oakley. The house has historical connections to the Anglican Church in Heidelberg.
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    • Usage/Former Usage

      ANGLICAN VICARAGE (FORMER) - Usage/Former Usage

      Original: Anglican Vicarage

      Current: Residence

      Physical Description 1

      ANGLICAN VICARAGE (FORMER) - Physical Description 1

      The Former Vicarage is an attic Federation bungalow style residence, with steeply pitched gabled Marseilles-patterned terracotta tiled roofs. The house is clad with horizontal weatherboards to dado height and roughcast, pebble-dash render above, extending into the gables. The attic window within the gable end facing Banksia Street has a weatherboarded balcony supported on timber brackets.

      Physical Conditions

      ANGLICAN VICARAGE (FORMER) - Physical Conditions

      Good

      Intactness

      ANGLICAN VICARAGE (FORMER) - Intactness

      Good

      Historical Australian Themes

      ANGLICAN VICARAGE (FORMER) - Historical Australian Themes

      Ivanhoe and Heidelberg went through a period of rapid expansion after the extension of the railway in 1901. The former Anglican Vicarage is one of the later houses built at this time.

      Heritage Study and Grading

      Heritage Study and Grading

      Banyule - Heidelberg Conservation Study

      Author: Graeme Butler and Associates
      Year: 1985
      Grading:

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