Overview
    Identifiers
    Inventory Number
    2931CC769
    Site Name
    Portion 1 of Erf 1467 Durban being at 245 Matthews Meyiwa Road, Windermere, Durban
    Site Category
    Record Administration
    Author
    ros.devereux
    Last modified
    Thursday, May 2, 2024 - 21:26
      Location
      Location
      Mapping
      -29.833075, 31.022188
      KwaZulu-Natal
      • eThekwini
      Land Parcel Details
      Type of land parcel
      Erf
      Land Parcel Reference
      Erf/Farm No: Erf 1467 Durban
      Erf/Farm Portion: Portion 1
      Address:
      245 Matthews Meyiwa Road
      Windermere
      Durban
      Grading
      Grading
      Grade IIIc
      Grading Date
      GradingComment

      The house is situated next to a group of listed buildings. It is in poor condition and alterations were allowed to uplift the area and were designed to compliment the existing group of protected buildings. Grading by:

      Significance criteria
      Significance Categories
      Sphere of Significance
      Local
      Level
      Low
      Statement of Significance

      The house contributes to a group of listed buildings and has aesthetic value.  It is in poor condition and has limited merit as a stand alone property but forms part of a significant group of buildings.Alterations and additions were allowed to uplift the area and were designed to compliment the existing group of protected buildings.

      Grading
      Grade IIIc
      Grading Date
      GradingComment

      The house is situated next to a group of listed buildings. It is in poor condition and alterations were allowed to uplift the area and were designed to compliment the existing group of protected buildings. Grading by: Ros Devereux

      Statement of Significance

      The house contributes to a group of listed buildings and has aesthetic value.  It is in poor condition and has limited merit as a stand alone property but forms part of a significant group of buildings.Alterations and additions were allowed to uplift the area and were designed to compliment the existing group of protected buildings.

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