| House | $1,185,000  |
| Land | $653,700 |
| Chirnside Park | $965,000  |
| Coldstream | $1,028,200  |
| Kangaroo Ground | $2,050,000 |
| Kinglake | $962,000 |
| Panton Hill | $1,289,000 |
| Smiths Gully | $1,491,600 |
| St Andrews | $1,099,300 |
| Wonga Park | $1,494,100 |
| House | $510 |
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| Registered as Victorian heritage |
| Last updated on - September 1, 2009 HERITAGE VALUE 2005: Local SIGNIFICANCE ASSESSMENT What is significant? Fabric & trees associated with: - the Victorian & Edwardian-eras - Annie Lee/Powderly, Charles Young tenure How is it significant? Lee house and Gossip Tree (red box) are locally significant historically and socially: Why is it significant? Lee house and Gossip Tree (red box) are significant: - for the relative age of the house and associated distinctive detailing (Criterion 82) - for the associations of the house complex with the local pioneering Young family and, later the Jorgensen family as part of a local meeting place (Criterion A4, G1) - for the value given to house and tree by the local community, the tree being known by local historians as a meeting place and coach stop over an extended period (Criterion G1). - part of a locally significant building group, including the former post office, mechanics institute and war memorial, each having had a major role in the local community (Criterion A4, G1). |
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