A property of four separate buildings.
Fronting Clarendon Street is Victoria House a three storey brick former apartment building. Designed in the Modern Tudor style by Phillip B Hudson it was built in 1914. Next door is an Edwardian single storey brick former residence now converted to a café. To Victoria Street is a pair of two storey residences named Clontarf and Clonmel. Designed in the Neo-Classical style by Gerald W Vanheers they were built for the dentist Richard Cox Thomas in 1909. He chose Clontarf as his residence.
The properties were consolidated in 1989 and subdivided into residential units in 1995.
Building details & particulars
| Building Name | Victoria House |
| Building Facilities | None |
| Year Built | 1914 |
| Number of apartments in complex | 9 |
| Council | City of Melbourne |
| Zoning | Commercial 1 Zone |
| Search Category: | WHU (Warehouse, Heritage, Unique) Boutique (Complex of 60 or less) |
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