This façade immediately grabs your attention while walking along Bridge Street. In Australia, it is referred to as a terrace house, a popular design in the country’s inner cities during the 19th century. The elaborate, cast iron ornamentation is called the Filigree style. The Lennox Arms Hotel operated on this site from 1827 until it burned in 1888. The Commercial Hotel replaced it and was renamed the Richmond Arms Hotel in 1972. Their outdoor seating is a popular way to enjoy its bistro food and a local wine during a lovely afternoon.
