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Post date: 07/08/2012
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History: The property was first transferred from the Dutch reformed Church to the estate of the
Visual Description: Double storey with flat roof and dentil cornice. Flanking pedimented pavillions with dentil cornices.
Symmetrical three bay facade flanked by single bay pavillions.
Ground floor pilasters supporting cornice at first floor level. Window hood mouldings on upper storey.
Low plastered stoep. Hipped verandah on concrete columns. Recessed ogee verandah on pillars to first floor, between pavillions, with cast iron balustrade.
2x2 double sliding sash windows with louvered shutters.
One 6-panel double hung door on ground floor. On glazed double hung door. Both under 2-pane fanlight. French door upstairs to right under 2-pane fanlight.
Good condition. Retains most of its original appearance.
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Site Features:
Condition: Good
Construction Date:
Materials: Plastered brick : Corrugated iron
Catalogue: Colesberg, 1991, No: 251, Significance Category: A+E