Woodlands

Statement of Significance

The building is a grand Federation era residence which is largely intact. It is a rare example of a two storey residence of this period in Guildford. It contributes greatly to the town's historic building stock.

Physical Description

Two-storey home constructed with jarrah floors, pressed tin under stairs and laundry, oak doors and skirtings, fine leadlights in stairwell, oak folding doors to dining room, old bread box between kitchen and outside wall. Garden has stable and coach house with loft. Old camphor tree, spruce and liquid amber at rear. House has second-storey bullnosed verandah. The overall aesthetic of the building is largely in keeping with the original intent. Recent conservation works have been undertaken to a high standard.

History

Cr R. Taylor (Guildford Municipality) had this large two storey house under construction in March 1902. The house had balconies front and back, and bedrooms were bright and well ventilated. The stables and carriage house to rear were made of brick and 'in keeping with the design and character of the main commodious building'.

Integrity/Authenticity

High

Condition

Good

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