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2 Stockyard Court, NARRE WARREN SOUTH, Casey City
'The Springs', which comprises the 1903 red brick Queen Anne style residence, an associated brick cottage, a very intact blacksmith's shop and nearby stables at 2 Stockyard Court, formerly…
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Post Office & Court House (Former)
102-104 High Street,BERWICK, Casey City
The former Berwick Post Office & Court House, designed by JT Kelleher of the Public Works Department and constructed between 1884-85, at 102-104 High Street, Berwick. How is it…
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Narre Warren Mechanics' Institute & Free Library
59 Webb Street,NARRE WARREN, Casey City
How is it significant? Why is it significant?
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106 High Street,BERWICK, Casey City
The Berwick Rechabite Hall (former), constructed in 1886, at 106 High Street, Berwick is significant, specifically the Victorian facade detailing and parapet, eastern fenestration, brick…
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Christians Meeting House (Former)
108 High Street,BERWICK, Casey City
How is it significant? Why is it significant?
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2-8 Palmerston Street,BERWICK, Casey City
The Christ Anglican Church complex, comprising the brick church (1876-77 with additions 1888-92), former brick vicarage (1888-92) at 1 Church Street (separately listed in this study), 1904…
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26 Inglis Road,BERWICK, Casey City
'Quorn Cottage', constructed c.1900 as his own home by builder turned farmer Patrick McMullen, at 26 Inglis Road, Berwick. How is it significant? 'Quorn Cottage' is of local aesthetic…
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93 High Street,BERWICK, Casey City
'Inveresk', designed by Little & Beasley and constructed by William J Brown in 1891, at 93 High Street, Berwick. How is it significant? 'Inveresk' is of local historic and aesthetic…
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13-25 King Road,HARKAWAY, Casey City
'Kalimna', comprising the house constructed in stages from c.1880 with associated mature trees and outbuildings, at 13-25 King Road, Harkaway. How is it significant? 'Kalimna' is of local…
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Princes Highway (Magid Drive-Webb Street),NARRE WARREN, Casey City
The Oak Tree Row, established in 1890 by Sir Sidney J Webb, and situated along the north side of the Princes Highway between Magid Drive and Webb Street, Narre Warren. How is it…
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Christ Church Vicarage (Former)
1 Church Street,BERWICK, Casey City
How is it significant? Why is it significant?
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56-58 King Road,HARKAWAY, Casey City
The Harkaway Hall, originally constructed in 1909 and refurbished in 1959, at 56-58 King Road, Harkaway. How is it significant? The Harkaway Hall is of local historic and social…
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8-10 Bailey Road,NARRE WARREN NORTH, Casey City
'The Grattons', comprising the homestead constructed c.1900 and remnant orchard plantings, at 8-10 Bailey Road, Narre Warren North. How is it significant? 'The Grattons' is of local…
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21-27 Robinson Road,NARRE WARREN NORTH, Casey City
'Glen Cairn' comprising the homestead constructed c.1880 and the associated front garden layout, at 21-27 Robinson Road, Narre Warren North. How is it significant? 'Glen Cairn' is of local…
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House and Garden (former Treeby)
31-35 Robinson Road,NARRE WARREN NORTH, Casey City
The former Treeby has high local significance as a substantially intact example of a simple weatherboard farm cottage built c1890 for Treeby Moysey and his wife, Sarah, daughter of the…
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369 Heatherton Road,NARRE WARREN NORTH, Casey City
'Tandderwen', comprising the house constructed c.1896, at 369 Heatherton Road, Narre Warren North. How is it significant? 'Tandderwen' is of local historic significance to the City of…
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11 Clyde Road,BERWICK, Casey City
Clyde Cottage, constructed c.1885, at 11 Clyde Road, Berwick, is significant, including the [enclosed] facade, roof form and original chimneys, and the [enclosed] western face including…
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1/66 Gloucester Avenue,BERWICK, Casey City
'Gloucester Cottage', constructed c.1880, at 1/66 Gloucester Avenue, Berwick. How is it significant? 'Gloucester Cottage' is of local historic and aesthetic significance to the City of…
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3-5 Princes Domain Drive,HALLAM, Casey City
The house, originally constructed c.1890, and mature trees including Oaks, Cedar and an Italian Cypress at 3-5 Princes Domain Drive, Hallam. How is it significant? The house at 3-5 Princes…
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Mccormacks Road,CLYDE, Casey City
St Germains (HO16) comprises a late Victorian Italianate dwelling constructed c.1890 and remnant ornamental landscape of mature tree plantings, and two contemporary palm trees, located at…
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Lyndhurst Primary School No. 732 (Former)
310 Dandenong-Hastings Road,LYNDHURST, Casey City
The Lyndhurst Primary School No. 732, constructed in 1888, at 310 Dandenong-Hastings Road, Lyndhurst. How is it significant? The Lyndhurst Primary School No. 732 (Former) is of local…
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40 Bayview Road,TOORADIN, Casey City
'Isles View', comprising the house constructed c.1898, at 40 Bayview Road, Tooradin. How is it significant? 'Isles View' is of local historic and aesthetic significance to the City of…
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300 Lynes Road,TOORADIN, Casey City
The Tooradin Estate complex, comprising the house constructed c.1898 and associated former stables, at 300 Lynes Road, Tooradin. How is it significant? The Tooradin Estate farm complex is…
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13 Mickle Street,TOORADIN, Casey City
Haine's House (also known as the Fisherman's Cottage), constructed c.1887, at 13 Mickle Street, Tooradin. How is it significant? Haine's House is of local historic, social and aesthetic…
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St. John's Church Of England Vicarage (Former)
34 Bakewell Street,CRANBOURNE, Casey City
St John’s Church of England Vicarage (former), built 1888-89, including the mature Peppercorn Tree (Shinus molle) at 34 Bakewell Street, Cranbourne is significant. The non-original…
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