List of heritage places in York, Western Australia

List of places in York, Western Australia that are listed on a heritage register, whether it be on the National registers, State Register of Heritage Places, or the Shire of York register. - filtered to York The town site of York was registered as an Historic Town in 1978 on the Register of the National Estate.

+inHerit place numberPlace nameNotes (source: material from Heritage listings)StreetHeritage listingsImagenumbername18861House 15Pool StShire register - 22 Sep 20082843Motor Museum WorkshopConstructed from 1900. Formerly York Motor Garage.153Avon TceShire register - 31 Dec 1995 5999Spice's FarmConstructed from 1880. One of the original small farm houses of York. Hipped roof cottage with a front verandah set on a rural block on the outskirts of town. Originally a farmhouse, it was later used as a guesthouse.780Spice RdShire register - 31 Dec 1995 5961CotmoreA previous owner of the building, a Mr Henderson, developed a brickworks at the rear of the property. The dwelling was one of the earliest houses built east of the river. Painted Flemish bond brick cottage with a bull nose verandah.9Clifford StShire register -31 Dec 1995 6901Almond Tree - Site containing anWater St cnr Spencers Brook RdShire register - 31 Dec 1995 18832House 3 Dinsdale StreetConstructed from 1900, brick or stone residence with corrugated iron hipped roof and wrap around verandah. Features quoins to openings and timber detail to verandah.3Dinsdale StShire register - 22 Sep 2008 2884Marwick's ShedAlso called Marwick's Barn. Constructed from 1876. Was used for transporting supplies to the goldfields prior to the completion of the Perth-Coolgardie railway line. Is a rare example of local 19th century vernacular construction techniques, particularly the employment of a timber structure to create a large volume without internal load-bearing walls.19-21Newcastle StShire register - 31 Dec 1995 Register of the National Estate Permanent 21 Mar 1978,

Aboriginal Heritage Sites Register Recorded,

Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985

State Register Permanent 23 Nov 20012849Western Australian Bank Later Bank of New South Wales (NSW) (fmr) and now Westpac Bank. Constructed from 1889. Architect JJ Talbot Hobbs. Victorian Academic Classical style. 147Avon TceRegister of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985,

Shire register - 31 Dec 1995 (Shire of York)3213Holy Trinity Church, Hall & RectoryConstruction began in November 1854. It was consecrated in 1858. The tower and roof raising was completed in 1893. Also known as the Anglican Church.Newcastle StShire register -31 Dec 1995 Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985,

Register of the National Estate Permanent 22 Mar 1978

State Register Permanent 28 Jun 199618825HouseConstructed from 1900. Brick (or stone) residence with corrugated iron hipped roof and iron and timber verandah to the front. Features painted or plasters quoins to front windows and central door/entry.59Brunswick StreetShire register - 22 Sep 2008 24467House, Constructed from 1900.74Macartney StShire register - 22 Sep 2008 18868House 42Suburban RdShire register - 22 Sep 2008 2827Langsford HouseA two storied brick house with two storied timber verandah across the front, built close to the road in c1873. A symmetrical house with high pitched hip roof and large cellar. The house was built originally by W. Langsford.18Avon TceShire register - 31 Dec 1995 Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985,

Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 19785995Job Bailey's CottageConstructed from 1856. The building was originally built for pensioner guard Job Bailey and his family. The cottage is built to a standard pattern for pensioner guard housing by the Royal Engineers, the building contains evidence of early building techniques from the early period of settlement. A small hipped roof cottage with a verandah built in the local vernacular architecture the building has been sympathetically extended a number of time, it still retains its original character. Alterations include – roof raised 18” in the 1890s for ventilation purposes, and an extra wing and rooms latter added.2Pool StShire register - 31 Dec 1995 24472House, Constructed from 1900. IR & SC Mackenzie45Macartney StShire register - 22 Sep 2008 5960HouseThis Colonial period building constructed from 1850 features a cellar and original vineyard at rear running to the river. This is one of the earliest shops in York and the owner was believed to have grown, made and sold their own wine from the premises.208Avon TceShire register -31 Dec 1995 18848House 3 Meares StreetConstructed from 1900. Brick residence with gable features to roof. The bullnose verandah has substantial decorative timber and posts. Garden has mature plantings.3Meares StShire register - 22 Sep 2008 18858House 42 Newcastle StreetBrickwork appears to be painted or rendered with a hipped roof.42Newcastle StShire register - 22 Sep 200818855House 25 Newcastle StreetStone construction, with a hipped roof.25Newcastle StShire register - 22 Sep 20085986Mt Bakewell HomesteadConstructed from 1910. The building is representative of the prosperous farming era that developed at the turn of the century.North RdShire register - 22 Sep 200818850House 1 Newcastle StreetSimple brick residence with corrugated iron hipped roof and front verandah. Symmetrical façade.1Newcastle StShire register - 22 Sep 20082857ShopsShop and Garage, constructed from 1850. "Interesting façade – verandah appears unsympathetic with the 1850s design."137-141Avon TceShire register - 22 Sep 20086907Monger's Town Precinct incl Swing Bridge over Blands PoolBounded byPool, Alfred & Ford Sts & River Avon plusClassified by the National Trust Classified2868Eliza's CottageConstructed from 1840 to 1988. Other names are: Lookout for Trains Cottage, Burtons Cottage. Eliza's Cottage is a single storey cottage displaying stylistic features which link it to the Victorian Georgian style. 9Revett PlShire register - 31 Dec 1995, Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985,

Register of the National Estate Permanent 20 Mar 1978

State Register Permanent 05 Jan 200124546Settlers House and CourtyardConstructed in 1861 by Henry Stevens.125Avon Tce YorkShire register - 31 Dec 199518860House 71 Newcastle StreetConstructed from 1890. Timber/weatherboard clad residence with corrugated iron hipped roof and front verandah. Simple form with symmetrical façade.71Newcastle StShire register - 22 Sep 20082887Old HousePanmure St2833HouseLone Pine Cottage, constructed from 1870.49Avon TceShire register - 31 Dec 19955962HouseConstructed from 1875. The building was used as the York Grammar School, established by Frank Bennet, which closed in 1895. Frank Bennet later became the first headmaster of Guildford Grammar School. Large cottage with a large central room and an encircling verandah. 11Clifford StShire register - 31 Dec 199518870House 56 Suburban RoadConstructed from 1880.56Suburban RdShire register - 22 Sep 200869001 Carob Tree & 2 large Peppercorn Trees - Site containing122Ulster RdShire register - 31 Dec 199518830Hope FarmGuest House15Carter RdShire register - 22 Sep 20082893Bridge House & GroundsBridge House was built in 1860 by George Wansbrough for Stephen Stanley Parker and his family of thirteen children. A large two storeyed brick house shingled roof now replaced with iron. Situated on back of Avon River, Blands Brook located at the front. Double storey building with a cellar – long balcony connecting East and West end rooms. Located on approximately 1.8ha.6Redmile RdShire register - 31 Dec 1995, Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978,

Classified by the National Trust Classified 1 May 1985

State Register Permanent 30 Oct 199824473House, 28 Macartney StreetSimple brick residence with corrugated iron hipped roof and verandah. Appears to be in Victoria Georgian Style. Symmetrical form. LR Squires.28Macartney StShire register - 22 Sep 200818865House 23 Pool StreetLayla's Cottage23Pool StShire register - 22 Sep 20082870Residency MuseumResidency (fmr) Nursing Quarters5Brook StClassified by the National Trust Classified, Register of the National Estate Permanent 21 Mar 1978,

Shire register - 31 Dec 1995

State Register Permanent 09 Feb 199618822House 25 Bird StreetBrick residence with projecting gable and bull-nosed verandah. Has timber verandah brackets and fascia to gable. Possible addition to rear.25Bird StShire register - 22 Sep 20082890Uniting Church, Hall & ManseFmr Wesleyan Chapel. The place included the original church (now hall – c. 1850s), the later church (1888) and dwelling (c. 1913) to the rear. Church is rectangular brick building with a rendered dado to the exterior and a low pitched CGI roof. The front porch and rear lean-to are of later construction. The 1888 church is an imposing stone building with rendered openings and buttresses, an arched porch entry. The high pitched slate gable roof has a decorative spire. Rear dwelling is brick construction with a surrounding verandah covered with a break pitch hipped CGI roof.Grey StShire register - 31 Dec 1995 Register of the National Estate Permanent 21 Mar 1978,

Classified by the National Trust Classified 08 Mar 19836902Crossing CottageConstructed from 1885. The cottage was constructed for a railway worker and his family. It was for many years the only dwelling in the area. Small cottage with bullnose verandahs. Most original features intact, including roof and fireplaces. Original jarrah boards in hall and main rooms. Part of the original verandah has been enclosed for a bathroom and kitchen.13-15William StShire register - 31 Dec 19952841Union Bank and QuartersConstructed from 1890. Federation Romanesque style. The building still has its original safe.148Avon TceShire register - 31 Dec 1995, Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985,

Register of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 197818831House 34 Clifford StreetConstructed from 1900. Red brick residence with stone footings and rendered above dado/sill height. Verandah features timber posts and balustrade as well as rendered brickwork and columns. The roof is tiled with several gables and stucco chimneys and terracotta pots. S & RJ Cormack34Clifford StShire register - 22 Sep 20082825HouseButcher's Shop Cottage, constructed from 1863. It is believed to have been built originally by the blacksmith whose next door foundry no longer survives. A brick house located close to the road with high pitched hipped roof now covered in corrugated iron. There is a cellar under both front rooms, now filled in with road base partly excavated. The verandah across the front has four square posts and the roof extension is a slight breakback extension of the house.13Avon TceRegister of the National Estate Registered 21 Mar 1978, Classified by the National Trust Classified 05 Mar 1985,

Shire register - 31 Dec 199518852House 22 Newcastle StreetElm House. Construction from 1910. Residence of Marwick family that are pioneers of the York district, connected by history to the “ Marwick Shed” opposite. Stone construction, quoins to openings with a hipped roof.22Newcastle StShire register - 22 Sep 200824515House, 30 Macartney StreetWD Freestone & TJ Harrington30Macartney StShire register - 22 Sep 20082840ShopsConstructed from 1900. Shops include Jules.115-119Avon TceClassified by the National Trust Classified 09 Aug 1988,