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Location
Location
- City of Cape Town
Address:
66 Hopkins Street
Parow
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These two impressive double-storey dwelling-houses with their Edwardian and Victorian features were erected in 1910 by George Thomas Hopkins. The magnificent cast-iron verandah and balcony at 66 Hopkins Street were presumably added by Johannes Petrus Serenus du Toit, the next owner, who bought the property in 1917.
Declarations
Declaration
(1) Certain piece of redeemed quitrent land, situate in the Municipality of Parow, Cape Division, being the Remainder of &f 6318, Parow, in extent five hundred and fifty-five (555) square metres;(ii) certain piece of redeemed quitrent land, situate in the Municipality of Parow, Cape Division, being the Remainder of Erf 16490, Parow, in extent eight hundred and ninety-seven (897) square metres. Deed of Transfer No. 28017/1982, dated 30 July 1982Historical and architectural interest: These two impressive double-storey dwelling-houses with their Edwardian and Victorian features were erected in 1910 by George Thomas Hopkins. The magnificent cast-iron verandah and balcony at 66 Hopkins Street were presumably added by Johannes Petrus Serenus du Toit, the next owner, who bought the property in 1917.
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