| Completed | 1928 | Supreme Court Old High Court completed: 3 floors |
Each cost is the estimate on that record. Stages of a project often repeat its full value, so these don't add up to what was spent.
| 14 Aug 2024 | Ground Floor & Basement - Alterations to Existing Office Tenancy | $700k |
| 30 June 2020 | Alterations to existing office | $0 |
| 17 Aug 2018 | Replacement of existing thermal detectors with addressable smoke detectors | $64 |
| 21 June 2018 | Room F29, Level 1 - Additions to existing Office | $16k |
Is Supreme Court Old High Court residential or commercial?
Supreme Court Old High Court is a commercial building. The City of Melbourne lists its main use as performances, conferences, ceremonies.
When was Supreme Court Old High Court built?
Supreme Court Old High Court was completed in 1928.
How many floors does Supreme Court Old High Court have?
Supreme Court Old High Court has 3 floors above ground.
What businesses are in Supreme Court Old High Court?
The latest council census counted 1 business in Supreme Court Old High Court, including The Supreme Court.
Is there office or retail space for lease in Supreme Court Old High Court?
See the commercial listings on this page, or search this address on realcommercial.com.au and commercialrealestate.com.au.
Who designed and built Supreme Court Old High Court?
John Smith Murdoch designed Supreme Court Old High Court. The building team section has the sources.
What public transport is near Supreme Court Old High Court?
Flagstaff Station is the nearest train station, about 5 minutes' walk. The nearest tram stop is Queen St/Bourke St #4, about 2 minutes' walk.
What is the planning zone for Supreme Court Old High Court?
The site is in the Capital City Zone - Schedule 1 (CCZ1). It's also under a Heritage Overlay (HO698).
Does Supreme Court Old High Court have an owners corporation?
Plan of subdivision PP5514C has 1 lot.
Has any work been done on Supreme Court Old High Court recently?
The City of Melbourne has issued 2 building permits for Supreme Court Old High Court since 2018. The most recent was in August 2018.
Sources: City of Melbourne building permits (CC BY 4.0); CLUE building information (CC BY 4.0); CLUE business establishments (CC BY 4.0); Geocoded National Address File (G-NAF) (Open G-NAF EULA (CC BY 4.0 based)). General information from public records, not legal, financial or building advice.
