Residence

Statement of Significance

Residence, 13 Harriott Street is significant as a representative example of Federation bungalow architecture in a picturesque elevated position that makes a significant contribution to the historic townscape of York.

Physical Description

The residence is located on an elevated picturesque site fronting Macartney Street with its access on Harriott Street along the east side. The property is identified by the timber arbour and decorative wire fence and gate in Macartney Street. The single-story residence has a predominant hipped roof with a protruding feature gable that has decorative barge boards. The face brick frontage is detailed in Flemish bond brickwork and the side and rear wall evidences Colonial bond brickwork. The veranda that covers the recessed front extends along the west side where there are additions. The separate skillion veranda roof is supported by square timber posts with vertical spaced timbers forming the balustrade. Face brick chimneys with corbelled detailing.

Condition

Fair/good

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