This imposing Federation-era Arts & Craft’s building originally built as tenanted conjoined houses is now part of the Marist Sisters Convent. The semi-detached cottages were erected c1909 for George Pitt. The Arts & Crafts influenced brick and roughcast two storey dwelling has a tiled complex hipped and gable roof form. The symmetrical front elevation centres on brick arched port openings and verandah with shingled balustrade and decorative timber joinery in balcony. This uniquely styled building provides an excellent example of early 20th century architecture.