| House | $832,400  |
| Unit | $576,200 |
| Land | $1,059,300 |
周邊地區
| Curlewis | $803,000 |
| Portarlington | $956,100  |
| St Leonards | $847,200 |
| Wallington | $1,858,300 |
| House | $501 |
| Unit | $341 |
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| 地圖位置 | 街景 | 周邊成交價 |
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| 被市政府指定為 Victorian heritage |
| C Listing - Local Significance Statement of Significance The Drysdale Primary School NO.1645 designed by Education Department architect Henry Robert Bastow and built by William Swanson of Melbourne in 1875, is a relatively unaltered brown brick three room building with three steeply pitched intersecting roof gables , two tall chimneys, circular louvre vents and timber framed double hung multipane windows with top lights. Some minor changes took place in 1914 and in the 1970s. The Drysdale Primary School has historic and social value to the Drysdale community. The Drysdale Primary School is an example of a purpose built small rural school constructed soon after the Education Act of 1872 made the State responsible for compulsory education of all children. It is an example of the designs of Henry Bastow, Victorian Education Department architect and it has been in continuous use as a school since it was built. References Blake, L (1973) Vision and Realisation. p 996 Geelong Advertiser - 19.10.1874. 9.7.1875 Drysdale Primary School - 1875-1975 p11 Burchell, L (1980) Victorian Schools - A Study in Colonial Government Architecture - 1837-1900. |
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