List of State Register of Heritage Places in the City of Belmont

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The State Register of Heritage Places is maintained by the Heritage Council of Western Australia. As of 2023 ^[update] , 110 places are heritage-listed in the City of Belmont, ^[1] of which seven are on the State Register of Heritage Places. ^[2]

List

The Western Australian State Register of Heritage Places, as of 2023 ^[update] , lists the following seven state registered places within the City of Belmont:

Place name	Place #	Location	Suburb or town	Co-ordinates	Built	State registered	Notes	Photo
Old Bristile Kilns	868	80 Grandstand Road	Ascot	31°56′21″S115°55′20″E / 31.93917°S 115.92222°E / -31.93917; 115.92222 (Old Bristile Kilns)	3 July 1992	1920	Also referred to as Bristile Kilns (former), Belmont, Kilns and Chimney Stacks and Old Bristile Kilns (Beehive Kilns) Includes five brick chimneys
Invercloy Park	25910	11A Wedderburn Place	Ascot	31°55′34″S115°57′03″E / 31.92611°S 115.95083°E / -31.92611; 115.95083 (Invercloy Park)			Part of Nulsen Haven Precinct (140)
Nulsen Haven	140	4 Wedderburn Place	Ascot	31°55′33″S115°57′01″E / 31.92583°S 115.95028°E / -31.92583; 115.95028 (Nulsen Haven)	1904	29 November 1996	Also referred to as Invercloy and Wedderburn A double storey residence in the Federation Queen Anne style
Garratt Road Bridge	11342	Garratt Road	Swan River, between Bayswater and Ascot	31°55′57″S115°54′59″E / 31.93250°S 115.91639°E / -31.93250; 115.91639 (Garratt Road Bridge)	1935	23 March 2010	Also referred to as MRWA 950 and Garratt Road Bridges Upstream (1935) and Downstream (1972) Consists of two adjacent bridges with the upstream one constructed in 1935 and the downstream one in 1972 The longest extant timber road bridge in Western Australia Connecting the City of Belmont to the City of Bayswater
RAAF Headquarters Bunker (former)	16785	81-91 Leake Street	Belmont	31°56′30″S115°56′14″E / 31.94167°S 115.93722°E / -31.94167; 115.93722 (RAAF Headquarters Bunker)	1943	28 February 2006	Also referred to as Belmont SES Bunker A partially subterranean two storey concrete building, constructed by the Allied Works Council
Tampina	3123	517 Great Eastern Highway	Redcliffe	31°55′33″S115°57′12″E / 31.92583°S 115.95333°E / -31.92583; 115.95333 (Tampina)	1906	23 November 2001	Also referred to as Dear Brutas A single-storey brick residence in the Federation Queen Anne style
Hill 60	4490	16 Tanunda Drive	Rivervale	31°57′09″S115°54′45″E / 31.95250°S 115.91250°E / -31.95250; 115.91250 (Hill 60)	1902	11 December 1998	Part of St John of God Hospital Also referred to as Tanunda An early homestead in the Federation Queen Anne style

References

1. "City of Belmont Heritage Places". inherit.stateheritage.wa.gov.au. Heritage Council of Western Australia. Retrieved 16 February 2023.
2. "City of Belmont State Register of Heritage Places". inherit.stateheritage.wa.gov.au. Heritage Council of Western Australia. Retrieved 16 February 2023.