Public Transport | Planning Permit | Business | Property Sold Price
  
Geelong Median Price
House$1,101,900
Unit$762,500
Land$256,600
The Unit price is 10% lower than last year.
Surrounding suburbs
Drumcondra$1,569,500
East Geelong$937,000
Geelong West$1,006,600
Newtown$1,182,600
North Geelong$655,200
Geelong Median Rent
House$509
Unit$496
The House rent is 8% lower than last year.
Geelong property sold price
Geelong 3220 Profile
A12 Western Beach, Geelong
Distance:64.4 km to CBD; 685 meters to Geelong Station [Transport]

Neighbour Photos
Map | Street view | Nearby property price
Planning History:
Registered as Victorian heritage
STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE
The terraced houses at 12 and 12A Western Beach, Geelong, have significance as an unusual, moderately intact example of a Victorian eclectic styled house in this part of Geelong. Built initially in c.1854 and with alterations in 1880 and particularly in c.1895 when the property was converted into two dwellings, the duplex appears to be in good condition when viewed from the street.
The terraced houses at both 12 and 12A Western Beach are architecturally significant at a LOCAL level. Although altered, they still demonstrate original design qualities of a Victorian eclectic style. These qualities include the rudimentary stepped parapet with incised panel in the stylised pediment, moulded parapet cornice, terrace bays and the brick party walls that project towards the street frontage. Other intact or appropriate qualities include the predominantly symmetrical composition, two storey height, brick wall construction but not the overpainting, cast iron verandah and balcony columns and valances, and the cast iron balcony balustrades. The terraced houses at 12 and 12A Western Beach are historically significant at a LOCAL level. They are associated with residential developments in Geelong in the second half of the 19th century. In particular, these houses are associated with Andrew and Elizabeth Martin, original owners who instigated construction in c.1854. The house was enlarged by Charles Anderson in c.1880 and by his widow, Sarah, in c.1895. This latter enlargement altered the original house into two separate dwellings forming a duplex. Overall, the terraced houses at 12 and 12A Western Beach are of LOCAL significance.
References
Reports and Drainage Plans, Barwon Water profis system, 1986
Sands & McDougalls Directory of Geelong, 1972, Geelong Historical Records Centre
Sands & McDougalls "Invicta" Geelong Directory, 1968, Geelong Historical Records Centre
Geelong City Council Rate Books (Villamanta Ward), 1854-1960, Geelong Historical Records Centre
Town Plan of Geelong 1858, Geelong Historical Records Centre
Invesitgator, Journal of the Geelong Historical Society, September 1974, and March 1980, Geelong Historical Records Centre
Brownhill, W - The History of Geelong and Corio Bay, Geelong Historical Records Centre
Morrow, WJ and Wynd I - Geelong Hotels and their Licensees, 1996, Geelong Historical Records Centre
Nearby Public Transport:
Stop nameTypeDistance
Keera St/The Esplanade SouthBus57 meters
Mercer St/The Esplanade SouthBus81 meters
Toorak Pde/The EsplanadeBus338 meters
Toorak Pde/The EsplanadeBus340 meters
St Peter and Paul Catholic Church/Mercer StBus336 meters
>>More

The planning permit data is from the public websites.

© 2015 - 中文版