Hope this article helps; scroll down to get to the two periods you mentioned.

I think it could be either, but hard to be sure. Are there any stained glass or lead light windows at all?

https://www.realestateview.com.au/advice/buying/australian-architecture-styles/

My first impression was that a California Bungalow generally has heavier and chunkier columns holding up the front verandah and yours aren't as heavy as I would expect. I am also wondering if it is possible the verandah is not original? Can you tell?

The bay window is a decorative feature, but are any of the other windows double-hung?

Also, is there any internal paneling to lower section of walls?

The time period in which the house was built is not an absolute indication of period or style of house - there was much borrowing of features from earlier styles as well as incorporation of features from current style period. Much depended upon what materials were available at the time and the skills of the carpenter.

You might look to the neighbouring houses to get a clearer indication of style of your house as often they will share common design features. Do you have any original documentation or plans for the house?

Hi Calvin, more pics please! It is a very nice home!

I would say Edwardian with that front casement style window with the small panes at the top, the red brick elements, the round window and the dimensions being more upright and elegant. Often Californian Bungalows were more 'solid' looking - lower pitched rooflines, broader lines and wider set windows.

Any original interior doors, architraves and ceilings would also help.

But realistically there were overlaps in styles from an aesthetic point of view and also due to what materials were available. Our home was built in 1941 but has some distinctly art deco elements which would have originally been in style much earlier.

Nice little place. If the features are more plain than ornate, it's Edwardian, but it looks as though it has had some reno to the front. The Bay window looks like my home which built circa 1904 def Edwardian as my windows and features are plain.

Thanks for all the comments - appreciated. To answer some of your questions;

1. I am also wondering if it is possible the verandah is not original? Can you tell? Not sure, looks original. If the red bricks weren't there, then it's probably more Edwardian?

2. There any internal paneling to lower section of walls? No

3. The bay window is a decorative feature, but are any of the other windows double-hung? No

4. You might look to the neighbouring houses to get a clearer indication of style of your house as often they will share common design features. Do you have any original documentation or plans for the house? No. The street is mainly Cal Bung(double front with heavy posts) and Edwardians.

From the comments, it sounds there are overlaps in style. The overall style looks Edwardian but the porch with the red brick posts looks like a smaller version of the typical Cal Bung heavy posts. The question is what does a single front or 1.5 front Californian Bungalow look like?(Do they even exist?) I've only seen double front Cal Bungs with heavy posts.

It looks like a weatherboard house similar to mine. 1930s style.