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29 Wilsons Road, Mornington, 1998White weather board house, with a red tile pitched roof. Two chimneys are visible. On the left side of the building there is a verandah. There is a green wooden fence at the front of the property, with a hedge behind.

King Street, MorningtonWhite brick building which is rendered. It has two storeys, with a red tile roof. There is a small window in the roof. There is a portico with columns on either side. There is a brown wooden fence, with a painted white gate.

“Peter Pan” 15 Williams Road, MorningtonWhite fibro sheeting alpine styled 2 storey building with dark painted trim.

6 Beatty Parade, MorningtonWhite weatherboard house with iron roof. The house has sash windows, and a carport to the right side. One chimney visible. There is a wooden fence in the foreground.

Cnr Vale Street and Beatty Parade, MorningtonSingle storey weatherboard house with front portico. The house has an iron pitched roof. There is a white picket fence in the foreground.

12 Waterloo Place, MorningtonA white weather board house with a pitched roof iron roof. It has a verandah around two sides of the house with decorative curved trim. There is a flag pole in the front garden, and a stone wall painted white at the front of the property.

King George Avenue, MorningtonWhite rendered brick house with veranda to the left front and side. It has a pitched iron roof. There is a brown timber trim to the front on the top right hand side. There is a wooden fence painted white.

24 Williams Road, Mornington, 1998A cream painted weather board two storey home. The house has a bay window to the front left, and a verandah to the right side. Two brick chimneys are visible. There is a double front door and brick pillars either side of the brick front steps.There is ornate panelling to the front of the gable, and the overall look is impressive.

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