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Arcadia

East Melbourne, Hotham Street 121, Arcadia

Description: 

A double fronted, single story house of bluestone

History: 

121 Hotham Street, along with its twin neighbour, 125 Hotham Street, was built in 1860 by Robert Richardson for himself. Richardson was a builder and went on to build several other houses in East Melbourne. Two years later he sold both properties to George Black, another builder, who was also active in East Melbourne. During this time the properties were rented by tenants on an annual lease.

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