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Rockland Avenue

1759 Rockland Avenue was originally designed and built in 1897 by architect John Gerhard Tiarks for the Hon. Sir Edgar Dewdney (1835-1916) and Jane Dewdney (nee Shaw), who lived here until 1906.

Later additions were done by architect Samuel Maclure in 1926-27.

1759 Rockland Avenue, south elevation

1759 Rockland Avenue, south elevation, built in 1897 by architect John Gerhard Tiarks for Edgar & Jane Dewdney

Here is a map showing the location of 1759 Rockland Avenue:

Here is a Google Street View image of 1759 Rockland Avenue:

 

 

Additional Information About 1759 Rockland Avenue

  • Assessed Value (July 2019): $2,941,000; Land $1,940,000; Buildings $1,001,000
  • Assessed Value (July 2018): $2,697,000; Land $2,162,000; Buildings $535,000
  • Assessed Value (July 2017): $2,646,000; Land $1,929,000; Buildings $717,000
  • Assessed Value (July 2016): $2,327,000; Land $1,608,000; Buildings $719,000
  • Victoria Heritage Foundation

A Brief History of 1759 Rockland Avenue

See Victoria Heritage Foundation.

For more information on Sir Edgar Dewdney, see:

1759 Rockland Avenue, built in 1897 for Edgar & Jane Dewdney

1759 Rockland Avenue, built in 1897 for Edgar & Jane Dewdney

1759 Rockland Avenue, built in 1897 for Edgar & Jane Dewdney

1759 Rockland Avenue, built in 1897 for Edgar & Jane Dewdney

1512 Beach Drive, built in 1898-99 by architect John G. Tiarks for Arthur E. Haynes and Matilda Haynes.

1512 Beach Drive, built in 1898-99 by architect John G. Tiarks for Arthur E. Haynes and Matilda Haynes.

1512 Beach Drive

Architect John Gerhard Tiarks, who designed 1759 Rockland Avenue, also designed 1512 Beach Drive, in 1898.

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