'Red East' 1 Murray Road, Beecroft

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Identifiernot specifiedDateJanuary 12, 1992PhotographerPerumal Murphy Wu Pty LtdDescriptionThis heritage listed Federation Bungalow was built in 1914 and designed by Beecroft architect William Nixon.
In 1913 Mrs Eleanor Pines purchased the two corner lots facing The Crescent, just over half an acre in all. On this high land, which faced east and had a long view over the nearby railway cutting, she built her home, Red East. In 1931 Eleanor Pines sold the property to Ida Gertrude Taylor, the wife of Arthur Bernard Taylor of Beecroft, a produce merchant.

Description:Federation period house on large corner site. Complex slate roof. Walls now fully rendered in roughcast. Main frontage to The Crescent. Stone piers to entry. Open verandah. Large shingled gables. Original door with leadlight sidelights and highlight. Post and rail fence with hedge obscuring views of house.Physical FormatBeecroft

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Building NameBeecroftHistoric houses and buildingsHousesMurray RoadStreet:StreetView:&enabled=1&fov=89&heading=90&pitch=1&zoom=18

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'Red East' 1 Murray Road, Beecroft