Tuesday, 26 February 2008

Victorian cottages, Arncliffe


Wollongong Rd, Arncliffe. You can see some more grandiose examples of local Victorian architecture if you click here.
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10 comments:

  1. Bergson26 February, 2008 23:56

    I buy the small one in yellow
    ;--)

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  2. Janet27 February, 2008 00:29

    Second from left...bay windows...I'll take it!

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  3. Anonymous27 February, 2008 00:44

    So typical, aren't they?

    Sally there's an event in Avignon starting today that I suppose you'll be interested in. I'll tell you more when after I have attended.

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  4. Fabrizio Zanelli27 February, 2008 08:59

    I love Victorian architecture and especially those part we call "bowindow" (external round windows)

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  5. The D in D & T27 February, 2008 13:25

    Great photo. Your photo reminds me that houses dont all have to look exactly the same (read drab and ugly) or be 6 storeys high. I miss home so much sometimes. Your blog gives me such a lift at those times :) Thank you.

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  6. Jilly27 February, 2008 17:58

    Such pretty houses and all so different but so close together. It always surprised me, when I was in an Australian city, to see houses so jammed up when there is so much space in Oz. This would be like apartment living I think - up close and personal as it were.

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  7. Anonymous27 February, 2008 21:11

    This reminds me that we come from English stock. I would take these to be working-men's cottages of the 1880s. There are many of them around my way (Redfern/Waterloo) some of which have been gentrified - like the ones in your photo - and others still owned by folks who are down on their uppers.

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  8. Kim27 February, 2008 23:43

    These are all so charming. I'm moving in with Bergson into the yellow one. Cute and narrow and far too many stairs up to the living level.
    -Kim
    Seattle Daily Photo

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  9. Kelli28 February, 2008 12:03

    reminds me of where I used to live in Stanmore

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  10. Tomate Farcie12 March, 2008 15:37

    Ah, yes, I dig that. We have many sophisticated ones in San Francisco.

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