Cottages at 275-277 Angas Street

These are single-storey cottages, built of bluestone. The roof is gabled and of corrugated iron. Quoins are rendered and painted, with decorative brackets at the roofline; gabled ends of the building feature brick coping. There is a concave verandah that extends across the front of the cottage. The brick chimneys feature decorative tops. Front windows and door surrounds have been rendered. Door and window frames are of timber with a front timber-panelled door and double-hung sash windows. Additions have been made to the rear of the cottage.

The assessment includes the form of the original cottage beneath the front gabled section, the front verandah, and traditional treatment of window and door surrounds. The cottage is complemented by the front fence of bluestone with rendered masonry pillars and cast iron railings..

The assessment does not include additions to the rear nor interior detailing.

The essential form of the dwelling remains evident.

This building has been assessed as meeting local heritage criteria in accordance with the Development Act (1993).  However, despite its nomination for heritage listing by the Adelaide City Council, the Minister for Planning has refused to approve the listing, leaving this building unprotected.