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Richmond Median Price
House$1,454,900
Unit$677,300
Land$948,300
The House price is 3% higher than last year.
Surrounding suburbs
Abbotsford$1,207,300
Collingwood$1,134,500
East Melbourne$3,052,500
Hawthorn$2,343,700
Kew$2,327,900
Melbourne$590,000
South Yarra$1,883,300
Richmond Median Rent
House$882
Unit$579
The House rent is 13% higher than last year.
Richmond property sold price
Richmond 3121 Profile
A9 Dickens Street, Richmond
Distance:28.3 km to CBD; 322 meters to Edithvale Station [Transport]

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Planning History:
Registered as Victorian heritage
What is significant?
The dwellings at nos 1-11 Dickens Street, Richmond, are a group of six single-storey Federation brick terraces, built in 1912. The dwellings share a transverse gable roof form, clad in terracotta tiles with ridge capping, and punctuated by brick double chimney stacks. The cottage facades to Dickens Street are in exposed face brick, and have recessed front doors and three-sash box framed bay windows. The centre pair have floating gables, while the outer pairs have gablets attached to their verandah fascias.
How is it significant?
The properties at nos 1-11 Dickens Street, Richmond, are of local historical and aesthetic/architectural significance.
Why is it significant?
The dwellings at nos 1-11 side of Dickens Street, Richmond, are of local historical significance. They are a substantially externally intact collection of six modest Federation brick cottages, which provide evidence of worker's housing constructed in Richmond in the early twentieth century. The dwellings are associated with Eleazer Lesser, who acquired and developed a number of properties in Richmond in this period, including other similar residential developments in Lord Street, Bell Street and Burnley Street. The dwellings are also of local aesthetic/architectural significance. While modest in size, they constitute a row of Federation brick cottages with distinguishing features including the varied gable placements, which successfully generate a basic symmetry in the grouped composition; and the shared transverse gable roof form given emphasis by the ridge capping and intact double chimney stacks.
 
21 Aug 2020
VICSMART: External painting
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Nearby Public Transport:
Stop nameTypeDistance
Fraser Ave/Station StBus63 meters
Fraser Ave/Station StBus70 meters
Edithvale Railway Station/Edithvale RdBus282 meters
Edithvale Railway Station/Edithvale RdBus301 meters
Edithvale Station/Edithvale RdBus308 meters
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