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Fitzroy North Median Price
House$1,577,200
Unit$813,600
The Unit price is 28% higher than last year.
Surrounding suburbs
Brunswick East$1,291,700
Carlton North$1,592,300
Collingwood$1,134,500
Fitzroy$1,649,100
Northcote$1,625,000
Fitzroy North Median Rent
House$865
Unit$570
The House rent is 12% higher than last year.
Fitzroy North property sold price
Fitzroy North 3068 Profile
A3 Newry Street, Fitzroy North
Distance:3 km to CBD; 1.6 km to Clifton Hill Station [Transport]

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Planning History:
Registered as Victorian heritage
Last updated on - January 1, 2014
Lucini's duplex, part, 3 Newry Street, Fitzroy North
This site is subject to a Statement of Significance for the building, as well as a Statement of Significance for the Precinct in which it is located.
Please find below the Statement for the building, followed by the Statement for the Precinct.
Statement of Significance for the building
What is significant?
The Lucini's duplex at 3 Newry Street, Fitzroy North, was created in 1940 for Katherine Lucini and has other historical associations with persons such as Edward James Clarke. The place has a good integrity to its creation date (window altered).
Fabric from the creation date at the Lucini's duplex is locally significant within the City of Yarra, compared to other similar places from a similar era.
How is it significant?
The Lucini's duplex at 3 Newry Street, Fitzroy North, is architecturally significant to the locality of Fitzroy North and the City of Yarra.
Why is it significant?
The Lucini's duplex is significant as an early Modernist example and one of a distinctive local group.
`.. A small, intact single storey duplex of dwellings, probably built in the 1940s, in an austere style with clinker brick walls and a concrete roofed porch. Strongly related to others nearby at 412 Nicholson St and 15a Newry St. All three buildings are adapted to their narrow, 19th century sites and together, form an interesting group.' (Wight 2001)
Precinct statement of significance
Component streets include:
Alexandra Parade, Alfred Crescent, Alfred Street, Apperly Street, Austin Way, Bainbridge Place, Bakehouse Lane, Barkly Street, Batman Street, Bennett Street, Best Street, Birkenhead Street, Brennand Street, Brunswick Street, Bundara Street, Byrne Street, Church Street, Circle Place, Clauscen Street, Coleman Street, Delbridge Street, Eastham Street, Egremont Street, Falconer Street, Fergie Street, Freeman Street, Grant Street, Holden Court, Holden Street, Hopetoun Place, Howe Street, Ida Street, Ivan Street, Jamieson Street, King Street, Kneen Street, Laura Place, Liverpool Street, Mark Street, May Street, Mckean Street, McKillop Lane, Melville Street, Michael Street, Miller Street, Napier Street, Newry Street, Nicholson Street, Park Parade, Park Place, Park Street, Percy Street, Pilkington Street, Porter Street, Queen Street, Queens Parade, Rae Street, Railway Street, Reid Street, Rowe Street, Rushall Crescent, Scotchmer Street, Seacombe Street, St Georges Court, St Georges Road, Tait Street, Taplin Street, Taylor Street, Tranmere Street, Tucker Place, White Street, Woodhead Street, Woodside Stree
Nearby Public Transport:
Stop nameTypeDistance
18-Freeman St/Nicholson StTram62 meters
18-Curtain St/Nicholson StTram68 meters
19-Tempany St/Nicholson StTram303 meters
19-Tempany St/Nicholson StTram305 meters
19-Newry St/Brunswick StTram266 meters
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