| House | $415,000  |
| Land | $108,000  |
Surrounding suburbs
| House | $253 |
| Neighbour Photos |
| Map | Street view | Nearby property price |
| Planning History: |
| Registered as Victorian heritage |
| Last updated on - July 2, 1999 SOURCE: REPORT TO THE MINISTER THE FORMER BENDIGO HOTEL WAS CONSTRUCTED IN 1857-1858 BY ROBERT WITTACKER FOR GEORGE SIMPOSON. IT SERVED AS A HOTLE AND COBB AND CO. COACH HOUSE DURING THE EARLY YEARS OF THE GOLD RUSH, AND CONTINUED AS A HOTEL UNTIL 1922. 1. THE FORMER BENDIGO HOTEL IS IMPORTANT BECAUSE OF ITS HISTORICAL ASSOCIATIONS WITH THE GOLD RUSH AND WITH EARLY DAYS OF DUNOLLY TOWNSHIPS EXISTENCE. 2. ARCITECTURALLY, THE PARAPETED ROOF TREATMENT OF THE FORMER BENDIGO HOTEL I S UNUSUAL. 3. THE FORMER BENDIGO HOTEL IS ALSO IMPORTANT BECAUSE OF THE ROLE IT PLAYED IN BEING THE EARLIEST MEETING PLACE FOR WHAT WAS ONCE A HIGHLY POPULATED AREA. 4. THE EXTRAORDINARY INTEGRITY OF ITS FABRIC AND POINTED DECORATION MAKE THE FORMER BENDIGO HOTEL AN OUTSTANDING REPRESENTATIVE EXAMPLE OF THIS TYPE OF BUILDING. 5. THE BUILDING RETAINS ITS ORIGINAL INTERIORS. |
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