Building histories & places

A fine two storey tuckpointed brick (possibly polychromatic) residence with render string courses, hood mouldings and eaves brackets. There is a Gothic arched entry porch with tessellated tile floor. The ground floor windows have semi circular arches with Gothic hoods springing f...

This is a Queen Anne style tuck pointed red brick residence with render bands and dressings on the corner of Hotham and Simpson Streets. The timber verandah wraps around the corner roof projection to the strutted and bracketed Simpson Street gable. The verandah has an extensive t...

Place

East Melbourne, Hotham Street 071, Ohain

One of three similar double fronted houses, single storey to the street but with a two storey section at the rear.

Place

East Melbourne, Hotham Street 072, 074, 076, Queen Bess Row

Three four storey houses of red brick with sandstone dressings built in the Queen Anne Revival style. Elaborate facade details (for further, see Australian Heritage Place Inventory, website below).

One of three similar double fronted houses, single storey to the street but with a two storey section at the rear.

Place

East Melbourne, Hotham Street 080, Sydenham House

Two storey free standing house. Symmetrical with arched windows, no verandah.

Place

East Melbourne, Hotham Street 081

A two storey tuckpointed brick residence on bluestone plinth with arcaded entry porch. The porch has a diamond pattern, black and white marble surface. The main facade has double hung square headed windows (semi circular arches over entry). The house is built right to the footpat...

Small timber cottage

A single storey, single fronted brick house.

A three-storeyed, parapeted row house trio, with a two-level verandah and cement facing. The parapet is balustraded and piered, with urns stop and the central entablature is basket-arched on the flanking house and fully arched on the centre house. A coat of arms is placed on this...

Place

East Melbourne, Hotham Street 099, Halloween

Symmetrical, two storey, double fronted house with replacement verandah and balcony

The building is designed in a mock medieval manner with splayed side walls, half-timbering, tuck-pointed brick quoins and pointed label moulds.

Two storey house, with verandah and balcony

Large two storey house. It has a mid twentieth century extension to the front.

One of a pair of terrace houses.

Place

East Melbourne, Hotham Street 115, Amorique

A large weatherboard house with a cedar shingle roof (later covered by iron).

A double fronted, single story house of bluestone

Place

East Melbourne, Hotham Street 146

A terrace house of rendered brick. It has a balustraded parapet with central entablature. The verandah and balcony are arcaded with Cornithian [?] columns.

Place

East Melbourne, Hotham Street 150

A modern two storey town house, retaining only the front wall and bluestone foundations of the earlier single storey Victorian cottage.

Two storey terrace type house with cast iron lacework

Place

East Melbourne, Hotham Street 154, Fairhall

Double fronted two storey town house in classical style

Small brick house, plain in style, with no adornments.

Place

East Melbourne, Hotham Street 168, 170

A pair of terrace style houses, with cast iron balcony.

Place

East Melbourne, Hotham Street 172

A two storeyed, single fronted house built in the style of a terrace house. The balcony and verandah have been removed.