Burnett Street
Burnett Street was named after All itmes are below
names after
Wilgah (extant), 6-8 Burnett Street
A pair of impressive Classical style terraces with a columned double level verandah, built in 1865. Each had large side gardens, both now occupied by 60s flats.
Fleurs (extant), 48 Burnett Street
An elegant house built in 1882 in restrained Italiante syle, set behind a garden facing Princes Street on a relatively small site.
Fenagh Cottage (Extant) 7 Burnett Street
A prefabricated cottage from c1854, with a later verandah and bow windows.
Oberwyl (Extant) 35 Burnett Street
An elegant Regency style 1856 house built for Portuguese merchant John Gomez De Silva, with a columned portico added after 1878. It is most famous as the Oberwyl private girls school established by Swiss-born Madame Pfund, which ran from 1867 to 1931.
D'Almeida / Inveravon (demolished) 31 Burnett Street
A grand mansion built c1857 on a relatively narrow site next to Oberwyl, demolished c1970