Daylesford Median PriceThe House price is 7% lower than last year.
Surrounding suburbsDaylesford Median RentThe House rent is 5% higher than last year.
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Group Statement of Significance: A more than usually intact group of public buildings, comprising an interesting court house of 1862 with a quasi-Lombardic gable treatment; a simple police residence of 1875; a standard lock-up of 1862; and the receipt and pay office of 1875 at 17 Camp Street, remarkable for primitive verandah brackets in the form of the Aeolic captial and for the corbelled window and door heads on the side flank. Supporting and surpassing these government buildings are the neighbouring Albert Hotel, a charming structure with a Palladian window of the form favoured in Daylesford and an intact wrought iron lamp bracket at the entrance; the bichrome (noncomformist church)* on the west side; and on the east the red brick St Andrew's Presbyterian Church of 1903-4, by Inskip and Butler, and the Queen Anne manse by H H Kemp.
Classified: 20/03/1980
Part of Group Classification with B4136 Police Residence & Lock-Up, B0360 Albert Hotel, B5906 Queen Anne Manse St Andrew's Presbyterian Church & B5432 Daylesford Court House.
Classified: 01/12/1983 |
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