March 2021
The house was sold by Marshall White on 12 March. In a conversation with the owner builder recently, he said the family was heading out of town.
Settled into the streetscape.
All moved in and creepers growing up the Farrell St wall.
July 2018
The timber is spotted gum.
October 2017
Part demolition of the rear of 275 Princes St is underway. The front rooms of the house will be retained.
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| October 2017 |
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| Look at those bricks - October 2017 |
Planning matters
The City of Port Phillip approved application 112/2016 for 'part demolition; alterations and additions including a two-storey addition to rear of the existing dwelling and the construction of a new front fence' on 8 June 2017.
The decision was appealed to VCAT which approved the application on 26 September 2017.
25 September 2016
Looking sad. Weeds in the clever garden beds on top of the wall admired a year or so ago.
Apparently terminal decline while planning matters are being resolved.
October 2013
The house was sold on 5 October 2013 for $760,000. (source Buxton)
Two disappearing features of houses - the Hills Hoist and the sleepout.
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| photo credit Buxton |
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| 275 Princes St, Port Melbourne 2013 |
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