The State Register of Heritage Places is maintained by the Heritage Council of Western Australia. , 126 places are heritage-listed in the City of Belmont, of which seven are on the State Register of Heritage Places.
List The Western Australian State Register of Heritage Places, , lists the following seven state registered places within the City of Belmont: Place namePlace #LocationSuburb or townCo-ordinatesBuiltStateregisteredNotesPhotoOld Bristile Kilns80 Grandstand RoadAscot3 July 19921920Also referred to as Bristile Kilns (former), Belmont, Kilns and Chimney Stacks and Old Bristile Kilns (Beehive Kilns) Includes five brick chimneys Invercloy Park11A Wedderburn PlaceAscotPart of Nulsen Haven Precinct ()Nulsen Haven4 Wedderburn PlaceAscot190429 November 1996Also referred to as Invercloy and Wedderburn A double storey residence in the Federation Queen Anne styleGarratt Road BridgeGarratt RoadSwan River, between Bayswater and Ascot193523 March 2010Also referred to as MRWA 950 and Garratt Road Bridges Upstream (1935) and Downstream (1972) Consists of two adjacent bridges with the upstream one constructed in 1935 and the downstream one in 1972 The longest extant timber road bridge in Western Australia Connecting the City of Belmont to the City of BayswaterRAAF Headquarters Bunker (former)81-91 Leake StreetBelmont194328 February 2006Also referred to as Belmont SES Bunker A partially subterranean two storey concrete building, constructed by the Allied Works CouncilTampina517 Great Eastern HighwayRedcliffe190623 November 2001Also referred to as Dear Brutas A single-storey brick residence in the Federation Queen Anne styleHill 6016 Tanunda DriveRivervale190211 December 1998Part of St John of God Hospital Also referred to as Tanunda An early homestead in the Federation Queen Anne style
References
External links City of Belmont: Local Heritage Survey and Heritage List