Sunnyview
427-429 Dorset Road CROYDON, MAROONDAH CITY

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Statement of Significance
(Former) Sunnyview is an Edwardian brick house built in 1918. It is historically significant locally to Maroondah as a representative embodiment of family life in Croydon around the time of the First World War (had to change from this part, also it connection with an early pioneering family and Crown Grantees, the McGiverns. It is architecturally significant as representative of the Edwardian domestic style.
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Sunnyview - Physical Description 1
A triple-fronted Edwardian O'Connor, with face brickwork patterned, decorative timber barges and most unusual timber verandah posts and friezes, all now removed. There is no evidence of any of this now. The right bay and left side rear bays are set forward as gables. Upper gables jetty with timber roughcast. The verandah returns around the angle under the same roof, with turned posts. At front, there is a rectangular bay with triple-sash window. Under the verandah upper lights are leadlight. Gable windows are pairs. The chimneys are reddish brown brick, with a roughcast frieze above and below, corbelled courses. The Edwardian door may be original. At the rear on Barclay Avenue, is an old shed of light red handmade bricks which appear to be larger than the standard height (75-80mm). There is an old Peppercorn tree.
Sunnyview - Intactness
The house is visually obscured by a high fence which is not appropriate. The flyscreen door, window head and fence are recent.
Heritage Study and Grading
Maroondah - Maroondah Heritage Identification Study
Author: Richard Peterson with Peter Barrett
Year: 1998
Grading:
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