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Victoria House and Hopetoun House: 22-24 Northcote Road, Armadale. Melbourne, Victoria
Terrace Houses: Hopetoun House (22) and Victoria House (24) Northcote Road Armadale, Victoria
There is a certain elegance to Armadale’s terraces. Many come in short rows. Along the eastern side of Northcote Road there are several grand examples set high up back from the street obiously a vantage from which they have elevated views of the city skyline. This double storey row at 22-24 is no exception. I find it particularly interesting as for a boom style pair they manage to pull off a sense of grandeur despite their comparatively refined ornament.
59-63 Park Street, South Yarra. Melbourne, Victoria
59-63 Park Street. South Yarra, Victoria
This unnamed terrace in South Yarra is a rare example of the English style basement which is common in Sydney – in Melbourne.
Posted in 3 storey | Tags: 1880s, english style basement, faceted bay, garland, heritage overlay, iron lacework, knot linked circle balustrade, marvellous melbourne, melbourne, park street south yarra, row of three, shell motif, shell relief, south yarra, triple storey, victoria, victorian terraces | 
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