Private sale brochure for the Heatherdale Estate, Mitcham, comprising 195 allotments. Sale agent Drake & Co., Mitcham.Private sale brochure for the Heatherdale Estate, Mitcham. heatherdale estate, mitcham, kulnine avenue, mitcham, purches street, mitcham, culwel avenue, mitcham, walwa street, mitcham, blossom street, mitcham, nymph street, mitcham, heatherdale road, mitcham, drake co.

Particulars and Conditions of Sale of Property , from Walter Buxton & Arthur Longland to Unstated Purchaser

A large laminated poster of a collection of early Mitcham Estatesnon-fiction19 subdivision Land Sales of early Mitcham with map and aerial photo.mitcham centre township estate, mitcham railway estate, alkoomie estate, the surrey estate, picnic hill estate, mcglones estate, scott's garden estate, hall's flower farm estate, mitchamdale small farms, austral park, mitcham township estate, charlesworth estate, mitcham railway reserve, station front estate, 21 villa sites vermont, premier estate mitcham, eastdawn estate, mitcham township business and villa sites, heatherdale estate

'Viewings', Melbourne Edition One 1998, by Australand, detailing housing developments in Blackburn South, 'Illowra Views', and other areas.fulton road, blackburn south, illowra walk, illowra views, australand, land subdivision, centre road, vermont, arlington heights estate, heatherdale road, rowan street, arlington walk

Correspondence between Shire of Blackburn and Mitcham and J.F. Brady, agent for lot holders, Heatherdale Road estate and Mrs Elsie Conway, both requesting Council to take action regarding the removal of a privately owned bridge in Brunswick Road, Mitcham, April 1932.brunswick road, mitcham, shire of blackburn and mitcham, conway, elsie, brady, john f., bridges

Article in Nunawading Gazette re sale of 100 year old home at 5 Longland Road, Heatherdale. Double brick Victorian on bluestone foundations. Originally land was owned by Mr Witt who later became an M.P., later a master butcher. Mr Purches built the bluestone foundations. It was planned to have a village nearby to be called New Brunswick between Emery's Hill (now Mitcham) and what is now Ringwood. The only evidence of the once planned village is the existence of Brunswick Road nearby.longland road, mitcham, witt, william, purches (mr), brunswick road, mitcham, heatherdale, mitcham, emery's hill, real estate, auctions

Agent's typewritten summary and unsigned draft auction copy of contract with hand-drawn map including 3 blocks of land south of Whitehorse Road Mitcham, Vic., between M.B.W. pipe track and (railway) gate house on Heatherdale Road - Part of Crown Portion 130, Parish of Nunawading, Certificates of Title Volume 5541 Folio 1108113.AI Summary using CoPilot (12/9/2026): The document contains an unsigned draft contract of sale prepared by C.E. Carter & Son Pty Ltd for the 1939 sale of a parcel of land on Heatherdale Road, Ringwood. The land formed part of Crown Portion 130, Parish of Nunawading, County of Bourke, and was described in Certificate of Title Volume 5541 Folio 1108113. The proposed purchase price was £104/5/-, with a £5 deposit and the balance payable by monthly instalments of 20 shillings from 5 September 1939 to 5 August 1944. The draft includes standard 1931 Copyright Conditions of Sale and a hand drawn plan showing the property’s dimensions. Although unsigned, accompanying notes indicate the sale likely proceeded. The latter pages contain correspondence from 1946 relating to a different transaction — a sale to a purchaser named Coleman. These letters include requisitions on title, the vendor’s responses, and an account statement showing deposit, commission, and valuation fees. Together, the materials appear to be archival records of historic land dealings handled by C.E. Carter & Son, including both the 1939 Heatherdale Road draft contract and later administrative exchanges concerning the Coleman sale.