“This two storey house was erected in 1885 for Mr. Albert Lee Tucker, a prominent citizen of Fitzroy. It is of a simple massive composition with a projecting wing terminated by a polygonal bay. This bay is modelled by stringcourses at two levels: the dividing line and at the line of the arch springing of the arch headed windows. The balcony cast iron work is of a refined pattern, and the ogee profile roof has remnants of original striped roof colours. The chimneys have been altered and the fence replaced.” (North Fitzroy Conservation Study, 1978, p.107) Glossary)
