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Farrar

East Melbourne, Clarendon Street 200, Rosebank

Description: 

Two storey, double fronted house with cast iron verandah and balcony.  Central front door flanked by bay windows.  Above, three tri-partite windows. 

History: 

Rosebank was designed by James Gall, architect, for Mark Moss, and built by William Ireland in 1873. Moss called the house Rosebank after his wife, Roselle, known as Rose.

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