Residence

Statement of Significance

The residence at 48 Teague Street has cultural heritage significance for the following reasons:

The place has aesthetic value as a residence built in the Inter War Bungalow architectural style of architecture.

Physical Description

The residence, located at 48 Teague Street, is a single storey rendered and brick and clay tile hip and gable roof building in the Inter War architectural style. The residence is bounded by a medium - high face brick and timber picket infill fence. There is a paved driveway to the south west corner of the site and a pedestrian gate.

The residence has an asymmetrical form with two prominent Dutch gables facing Teague Street. There is painted half timbering to these gables and a rendered chimney to the verandah. The sides of the dwelling are face brick.

The brickwork to the street is tuckpointed and there are two bay windows to the front elevation facing Teague Street. There are decorative vents to the top of the bay window walls, above the verandah roof. The lot has been sub-divided with two contemporary residences to the rear (48b & 48c). These residences are accessed via a paved driveway to the south east corner of the site.

History

No historical information available at this time.

Integrity/Authenticity

INTEGRITY: High
AUTHENTICITY: Medium

Condition

Good

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