November 2021
The basement is excavated.
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| the basement, 237 Princes St, Port Melbourne, 13 November 2021 |
July 2021
Work has begun on site.
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| 237 Princes St, Port Melbourne, July 2021 |
10 October 2020
All that remains of 237 Princes St - an outside laundry and a shed.
The uneven brick work of the neighbouring property is revealed.
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| all that remains of 237 Princes St |
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| neighbouring brick wall |
Demolition underway.
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| The final days of 237 Princes St, Port Melbourne |
September 2020
237 Princes St clings on but not for much longer it seems. An amendment to the planning permit has been sought to add a lift and a stair to the roof deck.
October 2017
The property will be sold by Cayzer on 21 October for $1,400,000 with endorsed plans for a three level dwelling.
2 February 2017
On this day, the City of Port Phillip granted a permit to demolish the house and replace it with a three storey dwelling. The application went back to 2015. (ref 1297/2015)
2 November 2015
Over a period of time 237 Princes St deteriorated to such an extent that it appeared it would just fall into a heap. I thought it was gone.
The property will be sold by Cayzer on 21 October for $1,400,000 with endorsed plans for a three level dwelling.
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| 237 Princes St is for sale, October 2017 |
On this day, the City of Port Phillip granted a permit to demolish the house and replace it with a three storey dwelling. The application went back to 2015. (ref 1297/2015)
2 November 2015
Over a period of time 237 Princes St deteriorated to such an extent that it appeared it would just fall into a heap. I thought it was gone.
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| 237 Princes St, 29 August 2011 |
And then it had a coat of paint and looks set for a new lease of life.
Sales history
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| 237 Princes St, November 2015 |
October 2017: $1,400,000
April 2014: $835k
July 1997: $230k
March 1978: 32k
(source: domain.com.au)
(source: domain.com.au)
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