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Neighbourhood > No. 30 Ramsay Street

Current Residents: Rosetta Cammeniti (2006-), Frazer Yeats (2006-), Ringo Brown (2007-), Daniel Fitzgerald (2008-)

Past Residents: Pepper Steiger (2006-2007), Carmella Cammeniti (2005, 2006, 2007), Oliver Barnes (2007), Will Griggs (2006-2007), Ned Parker (2005-2006), Toadfish Rebecchi (1998-2006), Janae Hoyland (2006), Boyd Hoyland (2006), Carmella Cammeniti (2005, 2006), Connor O'Neill (2003-2006), Stuart Parker (2002-2006), Elle Robinson (2006), Serena Bishop (2005), Lou Carpenter (2005), Sindi Watts (2005), Scott Timmins (2004), Taj Coppin (2003-2004), Dee Bliss (2001-2003), Joel Samuels (1998-2002), Felicity Scully (2001), Lance Wilkinson (1999-2001), Tad Reeves (1999), Sarah Beaumont (1996-1999), Nicholas Atkins (1998), Ben Atkins (1997-1998), Caitlin Atkins (1997-1998), Lisa Elliot (1997), Catherine O'Brien (1996-1997), Joanna Hartman (1996-1997), Jen Handley (1996), Luke Handley (1995, 1996), Cody Willis (1995-1996), Serendipity Gottlieb (1994-1995), Danni Stark (1996), Mark Gottlieb (1993-1995), Rick Alessi (1994-1995), Annalise Hartman (1994), Wayne Duncan (1994), Beth Brennan (1993-1994), Phoebe Gottlieb (1991-1993), Stephen Gottlieb (1992-1993), Hope Gottlieb (1993), Dorothy Burke (1990-1993), Toby Mangel (1991-1993), Ryan McLachlan (1991), Lochy McLachlan (1991), Matt Robinson (1989-1990), Hilary Robinson (1989-1990), Sharon Davies (1988-1990), Bronwyn Davies (1988-1989), Edith Chubb (1988-1989), Paul Robinson (1985), Terry Robinson (1985)

NB. Recurring or guest characters are omitted

• This house was seen on several occasions in 1985, but then remained off-screen until 1988. In that three-year gap, the layour of the house changed completely. The plan below shows the most recent version of the layout.

• When seen in 1988, this house was rather brown. Dorothy Burke repainted the house blue when she arrived in 1990. In early 1991, she and Ryan McLachlan re-painted the kitchen. Lodgers Stephen and Phoebe changed the look in 1993 and it was changed again by Mark Gottlieb in 1995. The house mysteriously changed colours again in 1997 with no onscreen explanation. After threats from landlord Lou Carpenter about the state of the house in 2003, Toadie and Dee redecorated it with its present look.

• In early 1985, this house was owned by the Brown family, who then left and sold it to the Suttons. It was bought by Jim Robinson in late 1985 for his son, Paul, and new wife, Terry. They lived there for a few weeks, until she shot him. The house occupants were unknown for a couple of years, until 1988, when the Simpson family moved out and the house was auctioned. Edith Chubb bought it as an investment, and later rented it to Hilary Robinson, before selling it to Dorothy Burke in 1990. It was sold again to an unknown buyer after Dorothy left, but was always a share house, rented by various waifs and strays. It stayed in that capacity when Lou Carpenter bought it. He was forced to sell it in 2004, and it was bought jointly by the occupants, Toadie Rebecchi, Stuart Parker and Connor O'Neill.

Depending on the number of residents living in it at any given time, No. 30 has three or four bedrooms. This plan features three, the most common number given.

Please note: Due to studio and production constraints, alterations are often made to the layout of rooms/sets. Thus, the above illustration is intended as a plan based on the architecture of the actual houses on Pin Oak Court, and the various replicated interior layouts that have appeared on-screen over the years.

Illustration by Rhys

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