The two storey residence, Braemar, at 178 George Street was erected in 1865 by Corben and Wilson for William Bowen, a noted Collins Street chemist. The architect was Leonard Terry. The house was later occupied by Jenkins Collier, a financier and director of the City of Melbourne Bank. He went bankrupt in the boom period. The rendered brick structure has a single storey verandah and rendered brick entrance porch.
Building details & particulars
| Building Name | Braemar |
| Building Facilities | None |
| Year Built | 1865 |
| Number of apartments in complex | 3 |
| Council | City of Melbourne |
| Zoning | General Residential Zone |
| Search Category: | WHU (Warehouse, Heritage, Unique) Boutique (Complex of 60 or less) |
| Strata Plan no. | RP16576 |
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