The
historic bank building (CBC and National Bank) at Milton
NSW illustrates the quality and range of architectural
styles employed in country areas during the 1870s, along
with modern day restoration.

National
Bank Building early 1900s
The
Bank building was designed by J Dixon Chater in 1874.
Other records state G. A Mansfield as the architect. The
original building consisted of a bank and managers
residence, with extensions in the early 1900s. It was the
only bank in the region from 1903 'til the late 1940s
when the Bank of New South Wales opened an agency in
Milton.
The first manager (1871 - 1874) of the Commercial Bank
Co. was William Bodenham, after which one of the modern
day Village Green Retail Cottages is named after.
The building today still features the Italianate details
to the window surrounds and decorative parapet, and has
retained most of its original internal detailing and
external ornamentation.
This classic example of 1870s architecture is listed with
the National Trust NSW, and reflects the growth of Milton
township in the 1870s along with the Court House, The
Settlement and Milton School.
Milton
Cottage Style Professional Suites at Milton Village Green
available for long or short term
lease
The Cottages have
their own kitchen and toilet facitilies, wide verandahs,
landscape gardens and ideally suited for individual
professional practices such as accounting, legal,
medical, podiatrists, alternative medicines, therapists,
suveyors, valuers etc. The Cottages would also be
suitbale for beauty salon, nail care or similar
venture.
The period style cottages are located in the centre of
Milton Village Green and a grassed amphitheatre where
children of clients visiting professional practices can
play with perfect safety. Download
Info Sheet
Contact Graham Fisher Ph: 02 4455 4270- Mobile 0418 110
546 Email.
Research & Photos
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Cathy
Dunn (Historian)
Ref: Shoalhaven
City Council Heritage Report
Shoalhaven
Heritage LEP

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