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16-20 WEBSTERS ROAD TEMPLESTOWE, MANNINGHAM CITY
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR H1395Pontville Homestead was constructed in the 1840s on part of a large 1830s pastoral holding at the confluence of the Yarra Yarra River and the Mullum Mullum Creek by the pastoralist Major…
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17-25 ATKINSON STREET TEMPLESTOWE, MANNINGHAM CITY
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR H2294Menlo consists of a two storey brick Inter-war Old English style house with a surrounding garden designed in the early 1930s by the eminent landscape designer Edna Walling. The property is…
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10 WALDAU COURT DONCASTER, MANNINGHAM CITY
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR H0376Friedensruh, dating from 1853, is probably the oldest surviving house in Doncaster. It was the home of the Thiele family, who played a prominent role in the settlement of the Doncaster…
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7 TEMPLESTOWE ROAD BULLEEN, MANNINGHAM CITY
Victorian Heritage Register
VHR H1494Designed by David McGlashan of the firm McGlashan & Everist, Heide II was built in 1967 as 'a gallery that could be lived in' for art patrons John and Sunday Reed who had been living on…