| House | $1,560,900  |
| Unit | $975,400 |
| Land | $1,371,000  |
Surrounding suburbs
| Blackburn North | $1,317,200 |
| Doncaster East | $1,635,500 |
| Mitcham | $1,190,300 |
| Nunawading | $1,237,700 |
| Park Orchards | $2,000,200 |
| Ringwood | $1,015,300  |
| Ringwood North | $1,306,600 |
| Warrandyte | $1,605,100 |
| House | $779 |
| Unit | $549 |
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| Map | Street view | Nearby property price |
| Planning History: |
| Registered as Victorian heritage |
| What is Significant? The house, comprising both the 1958 section designed by William Adamson and Associates and the 1970 addition designed by Geoffrey Trewenack, and the garden designed by Gordon Ford with alterations by Barry Dowling, at 116-122 Old Warrandyte Road, Donvale. How is it Significant? The house and garden at 116-122 Old Warrandyte Road, Donvale are of local historic and aesthetic significance to Manningham City. Why is it Significant? The house and garden at 116-122 Old Warrandyte Road, Donvale are of historic significance as a representative example of the development of a distinctive Victorian Modern style as first described by Robin Boyd. It is especially notable as an example that includes both a house and complementary garden. It is significant for its associations with the architect Geoffrey Trewenack, and the garden designer, Gordon Ford. (RNE criteria A.4, B.2, D.2, and H.1) The house and garden at 116-122 Old Warrandyte Road, Donvale are of local aesthetic significance as a representative example of the Victorian Modern style as described by Robin Boyd. The house is typical of its style, while the garden contains many elements that are emblematic of Ford's style including the careful use and placement of rocks, and the use of native trees in a naturalistic layout. (RNE criteria E.1) |
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