Berwick Median PriceThe Land price is 11% higher than last year. Surrounding suburbsBerwick Median RentThe House rent is 1% higher than last year.
| Map | Street view | Nearby property price | Planning History: | | Registered as Victorian heritage | Last updated on - May 13, 2004 This property has regional significance as one of the earliest buildings in Berwick, its oldest section dating from c1854, with extensions c1878 and 1883. It has significance, also, for its associations with the pioneering Wilson family, farmers, whose quarry (adjacent to the house), provided the bluestone for the Gippsland Railway and roads throughout the district. Quarry Hills remains much as it was when the Wilson family extended it in the 1880s. It is important, too, as a model for local construction with bricks manufactured on site, and the incorporation of a cheese room in the homestead complex. The property has additional historical significance for its associations with Jock and Jane Marshall. The couple had social connections with a prominent group of artists whose work is believed to remain in the house. Jock Marshall also contributed to the recognition of Wilson Quarry as a Botanic Park. |
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