Warwick House, 1885/95-1988 (Place)

SummaryWarwick House, a historic homestead on 11th Avenue in Tauranga, was originally built between 1885 and 1890 as the Faulkner family home. The Faulkners were early pioneers known for establishing Tauranga's first ferry service to Mount Maunganui.

1973 the house was carefully renovated and restored by Tim J. Dalton, who preserved its Tudor-style architecture, featuring wide verandahs, shuttered windows, and a striking black-and-white facade, and based the business Dalton's Antiques there.

1988 Warwick House was removed.SourcesNew approach to antiques, unknown and undated newspaper article

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Warwick House in 1973. Te Ao Mārama - Tauranga City Libraries photo gcc-30488

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Date Built1885-1895

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Location126 Eleventh Avenue, Tauranga

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Warwick House, 1885/95-1988 (Place)