1 Bond Street
1 Bond Street CAULFIELD NORTH, Glen Eira City
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Statement of Significance
"Grace Darling" is of regional importance for its rare surviving nineteenth century timber stables with their associated pitched laneway. They compare with the larger stables at the rear of 30 Booran Road and with the remnant at 29 Reddan Road. They are important, also, for their association with "Grace Darling", a celebrated winner of the Melbourne Cup. Their importance is further enhanced by the design of the boxes and by their intact state. Both the house and stables demonstrate the long standing link between the Victoria Amateur Turf Club and its surrounding residential area and recall other similar structures, now demolished.
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1 Bond Street - Physical Description 1
A small single fronted late Victorian timber villa with ashlar boarding and timber posted verandah with cast iron lace frieze. Substantial timber stables are located at the rear accommodating 4 boxes and having access off a pitched right of way. A prominent jerkin head roof accommodates the 10ft and retains its distinguishing fretted barges and dormer with pulley for storing feed. Inside, the floor is brick paved and the boxes have full height sliding doors. A ladder provides access to the loft.
1 Bond Street - Physical Conditions
House, good, stables, poor.
1 Bond Street - Integrity
House, fair with unsympathetic additions, stables good.
1 Bond Street - Historical Australian Themes
Thematic Context
Horse racing and the Victoria Amateur Turf Club.
Heritage Study and Grading
Glen Eira - Caulfield Conservation Study
Author: Andrew Ward, Architectural Historian
Year: 1994
Grading:
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HALSTEADVictorian Heritage Register H0450
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CAULFIELD RAILWAY STATION COMPLEXVictorian Heritage Register H1665
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PRIMARY SCHOOL NO.2586Victorian Heritage Register H1710
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