The Olives
Location
It had 18 rooms including a coach house and stable and sat on 14 acres of land. The front entrance was in High Street and the back entrance was from Partridge Street along what is now Maturin Road. Major subdivision of the property occurred in the 1930s. For many years, it was used as a reception centre known as Russell Court during which time the home was largely modified internally. Over the last 25 years, The Olives has been lovingly restored by its owners.
Historical Places Nearby
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Partridge House38 Partridge Street, Glenelg SA, Australia
The land at 38 Partridge Street was purchased in 1839 by Mrs. Elinor Varley and a home was built by 1899.
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Alexandra Terrace15 Moseley Street, Glenelg SA, Australia
Designed by Thomas English in 1878, Alexandra Terrace was built as four attached terrace houses.
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Hindmarsh House3-5 College Street, Glenelg SA, Australia
These two Victorian terraces were built in 1874 by well-known master builder, Charles Farr who lived in number 3 for the first few years before renting out both as seaside accommodation.
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