Tranby, Glebe

Tranby stands as a residential building constructed with architectural elements characteristic of domestic designs from the early twentieth century in New South Wales.

The house, completed around 1910, represents the urban expansion period of Glebe when residential developments increased to accommodate the growing population of Sydney.

The property maintains its position on the State Heritage Register of New South Wales, reflecting the architectural and social patterns of the early 1900s.

The structure requires adherence to specific conservation guidelines under the Heritage Act, ensuring the preservation of its historical features for future generations.

The registration process involves continuous community participation and consultation regarding any modifications that might affect the building's heritage characteristics.

Location: New South Wales

Inception: 1910

GPS coordinates: -33.87770,151.18300

Latest update: March 5, 2025 04:50