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Neighbourhood > No. 32 Ramsay Street

Current Residents: Stephanie Scully (2003-), Charlie Hoyland (2006-), Toadfish Rebecchi (2007-), Valda Sheergold (2007-)

Past Residents: Boyd Hoyland (2002-2006, 2006-2007), Janae Timmins (2006-2007), Max Hoyland (2002-2007), Ned Parker (2006-2007), Isabelle Hoyland (2003-2004, 2005, 2006), Boyd Hoyland (2002-2006), Summer Hoyland (2002-2005), Evan Hancock (2001-2002), Maggie Hancock (2001-2002), Matthew Hancock (2001-2002), Leo Hancock (2001-2002), Emily Hancock (2001-2002), Dione [Dee] Bliss (2000-2001), Teresa [Tess] Bell (2000-2001), Mike Healey (1998), Anne Wilkinson (1996-1998, 1999-2000), Ruth Wilkinson (1996-1998), Lance Wilkinson (1996-1998), Angie Rebecchi (1995-1996), Stonefish Rebecchi (1995-1996), Toadfish Rebecchi (1995-1996), Danni Stark (1995), Malcolm Kennedy (1995), Philip Martin (1992-1994), Julie Martin (1992-1994), Debbie Martin (1992-1994), Hannah Martin (1992-1994), Michael Martin (1993-1994), Helen Daniels (1993), Marco Alessi (1992), Beth Brennan (1992), Cameron Hudson (1992), Faye Hudson (1992), Sky Bishop (1989-1991), Joe Mangel (1988-1991), Toby Mangel (1988-1991), Melanie Pearson (1990-1991), Matthew Robinson (1990-1991), Kerry Bishop (1989-1990), Jane Harris (1986-1989), Bronwyn Davies (1988), Sharon Davies (1988), Harold Bishop (1987-1988), Mrs. Mangel (1986-1988)

NB. Recurring or guest characters are omitted. Len Mangel was often referred to, but never seen, until he made a brief appearance in the show in 1994.

• In 1986, this house was referred to as number 19, before later becoming number 32. Up until the early 90s, establishing shots of the house still showed the letter box with the number 19 on it.

• The Mangels bought this house in 1986 and it remained in that family until Joe and Melanie departed in 1991. Helen Daniels bought it as an investment, and rented it to various people, until the Martin family stayed there. It was then rented to Mal Kennedy and Danni Stark, the Rebecchi family and the Wilkinson family at various points, with Philip Martin taking over as owner. He left town in 1999 and the house was rented to teacher Teresa Bell. Phil decided to sell in 2001 and the house was bought by the Hancock family. Facing huge legal bills, they sold it in 2002 to Mal Kennedy. He rented the house first, briefly, to Isabella Garvey and her son, Saxon, then to the Hoyland family, who then bought the house from him in 2004.

• When the Mangels moved in in 1986, the house had a very traditional feel. This changed slightly when Joe Mangel took over in 1988, as he moved a lot of his junk in. The house changed once again when Helen took over and remained very similar until 2001. Number 32 was redecorated in 2001 by the newly arrived Hancock family. In 2005, a new-look kitchen debuted after the old one was petrol bombed by an enemy of Boyd Hoyland's, and Jack Scully rebuilt it.

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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