Black table and white chairs below chandelier and stucco elements on ceiling in eclectic dining room

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Victorian home in Australia gets an update

Built in the 1890s, the home with its tall tower once belonged to the founder of the Salvation Army. A century later it had lost much of its charm to apartment conversion but now the home, known as “Hunting Tower, ” is back again as a single home with many modern features.

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