Byrne’s Arcade Terrace: 318-326 Victoria Street, Richmond. Melbourne, Victoria

Byrne's Arcade Terrace: 318-326 Victoria Street. Abbotsford, Victoria

Byrne's Arcade Terrace: 318-326 Victoria Street. Abbotsford, Victoria

Byrne’s Arcade Terrace at 318-326 Victoria Street is a row of five two storey terrace houses built in 1879 by Robert Byrne, a local Richmond shopkeeper.  The name “Byrne’s Arcade Terrace” is written in the central signage on the parapet. 

Urns mark each party wall at both the parapet and verandah level and chimneys and roof are concealed.  The terraces themselves are quite plain with a single decorated string course and frieze up top.  The double storey verandah is dressed in iron lace, although the designs differ between the individual terraced houses.  Ground level cast iron support columns are evident on some but not all of the terraces and on at least one this column is continued to the second storey.  The upper storey features three evenly spaced double hung windows.  The ground floor features one wider three panel window and a glass panel above the doors.

The terraces are listed on the Register of the National Estate and are also part of the City of Yarra’s heritage overlay (HO289).

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  • bigsby: Having seen what they’ve done to this place im really surprised they don’t knock it down and...
  • Tennille: It is great to see a terrace from Cooks Hill. I live in a terrace row a block away from here on Parry...
  • Rackel: Hey there, so when do you think this house was built? And what materials do you think was used to build it?...
  • Jasper: they were recently sold advertised as a pair for just over $100K each ! :O uber bargain
  • Andrew: What a gem in Ballarat. I have never seen the likes of them before. They are so nicely symmetrical and the...
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