PHOTOGRAPH: 101 PARK STREET, NATIONAL ESTATE SURVEY COLLECTION

101 Park Street was listed in the Post Office Directories from 1908 it therefore seems highly likely that this was the house advertised for sale by Sedgley in September 1907: MODERN NEW BRICK VILLA, In Park-street, Subiaco, near Olive-street, Two Minutes from Tram. Containing 5 large and lofty rooms, hall, vestibule bathroom, pantry, etc. will be completed in few days; substantially built of pressed bricks on stone foundations, cornices and grained throughout; costly mantels, grates, and electric light; washhouse, copper and troughs, woodshed, and perfect drainage; price £500; inspection invited. F. E. Sedgley, Builder and Owner. The readily available evidence suggests that Sedgley then built an almost identical house on Lot 23 (105 Park Street, first listed in the Post Office Directories in 1909). A plan of the lot prepared in 1927 and reviewed in 1955 for the purpose of planning sewerage and water supply services shows that the original footprint of this house is consistent with the current form and extent, including the large sheds on the rear property boundary. Aerial photographs from the mid 20th century demonstrate that the additions to the rear were undertaken in the late 1980s. The form and extent of the original residence is still apparent. 101 Park Street was adopted on the City of Subiaco Local Heritage Survey in 2003. It has been assessed as level 3 (contributes to the heritage of the City of Subiaco).