Catholic Church of the Most Holy Redeemer — Church Street

Freestanding Catholic church, built 1933, with double-height front with projecting tetrastyle pedimented portico with cross finial and with Corinthian columns set above flight of granite steps, and having four-stage tower at northwest corner with lantern having octagonal top, semi-circular apse to rear, and lower projecting porches to sides. Copper roof to church set behind parapet. Rendered walls with banded string courses and with render quoins to lower walls. Large round-headed window over entrance doorway flanked by niches with statues. Round-headed openings to first floor, square-headed openings with block-and-start surrounds to ground floor and Venetian windows with render pilasters and keystones to side elevations, all with leaded lights. Round-headed windows to lantern of tower with render pilasters and keystones flanked by pilasters supporting entablature and segmental pediments. Eight-panel vertically-divided timber doors. Retaining interior features. Rendered boundary walls and piers with cast-iron railings to site.