The State Register of Heritage Places is maintained by the Heritage Council of Western Australia. , 86 places are heritage-listed in the City of Mandurah, of which five are on the State Register of Heritage Places.
List The Western Australian State Register of Heritage Places, , lists the following five state registered places within the City of Mandurah: Place namePlace #LocationSuburb or townCo-ordinatesBuiltStateregisteredNotesPhotoAllandale Homestead495 Estuary RoadDawesville19132 September 1997Also referred to as Dawes House A simple vernacular dwelling constructed early this century from materials quarried locally, relatively unchanged since constructionHall's Cottage7 Leighton RoadHalls Head18337 April 1995Believed to be the only intact example of an early settler's cottage in the Mandurah areaSutton's Farm & Graveyard15 Apollo Place & 1-3 Picaroon Place Halls Head & 186030 May 2000A collection of farm buildings dating from the 1860s built of local limestone The graveyard contains the graves of three of the Sutton family membersSutton's Farm15 Apollo PlaceHalls HeadPart of Sutton's Farm & Graveyard Precinct ()Sutton Family Graveyard1-3 Picaroon PlaceHalls HeadPart of Sutton's Farm & Graveyard Precinct ()
Former places The following place has been removed from the State Register of Heritage Places within the City of Mandurah: Place namePlace #LocationSuburb or townCo-ordinatesBuiltStateregisteredDeregisteredNotesPhotoPeninsula Hotel, Boat sheds & Stingray PointOrmsby TerraceMandurah188927 October 20061 July 2021Representative of the development of Mandurah as a holiday destination in the latter years of the nineteenth century The Peninsula Hotel was destroyed by fire in August 2003 and never rebuild
References
External links City of Mandurah: Mandurah Heritage Register