Everything tagged: Broadwood Road

Broadwood Road came into existence  in 1915.  It was a development of colonial-style houses, either bungalows or two-storey villas, on a ridge overlooking the Happy Valley Racecourse.  

Number 7 was a two-storey villa.  These houses typically had several rooms with a kitchen, two bathrooms and servants' quarters at the rear.  It seems to have had a roofline ornate with finials.

Broadwood Road  came into being in 1915.  It was a development of colonial-style houses, either bungalows or two-storey villas, on a ridge overlooking the Happy Valley Racecourse.  

Number 18 was a bungalow.  The bungalows typically had four rooms with kitchen, two bathrooms and servants' quarters at the rear. 

Broadwood Road came into being in 1915.  It was a development of colonial-style houses, either bungalows or two-storey villas, on a ridge overlooking the Happy Valley Racecourse.  

Number 17 was a bungalow.  The bungalows typically had four rooms with kitchen, two bathrooms and servants' quarters at the rear. 

Broadwood Road came into being in 1915.  It was a development of colonial-style houses, either bungalows or two-storey villas, on a ridge overlooking the Happy Valley Racecourse.  

Number 16 was a bungalow.  The bungalows typically had four rooms with kitchen, two bathrooms and servants' quarters at the rear. 

Broadwood Road came into being in 1915.  It was a development of colonial-style houses, either bungalows or two-storey villas, on a ridge overlooking the Happy Valley Racecourse.  

Number 15 was a bungalow built sometime after 1915 by C E Warren and Co Ltd.  

The bungalows typically had four rooms with kitchen, two bathrooms and servants' quarters at the rear. 

Broadwood Road came into being in 1915.  It was a development of colonial-style houses, either bungalows or two-storey villas, on a ridge overlooking the Happy Valley Racecourse. 

Numbers 9 and 10 were 2-storey villas and were different from the rest because they were semi-detached.  They were built in 1915-16 by C E Warren and Co Ltd.  

These houses typically had several rooms with kitchen, two bathrooms and servants' quarters at the rear. 

Broadwood Road came into being in 1915.  It was a development of colonial-style houses, either bungalows or two-storey, on a ridge overlooking the Happy Valley Racecourse. 

Number 11 was a bungalow.  The bungalows typically had four rooms with kitchen, two bathrooms and servants' quarters at the rear. 

Bungalows #11 and #12 were built to the front of the ridge to take full advantage of the views.  

Broadwood Road came into being in 1915.  It was a development of colonial-style houses, either bungalows or two-storey villas, on a ridge overlooking the Happy Valley Racecourse.  

Numbers 9 and 10 were 2-storey villas and were different from the rest because they were semi-detached.  They were built in 1915-16 by C E Warren and Co Ltd.  

These houses typically had several rooms with kitchen, two bathrooms and servants' quarters at the rear.