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HEIDE I
5 Templestowe Road BULLEEN, Manningham City

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Manningham City

22371 Gates at Heide 1 - 7 Templestowe Road, Bulleen

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Statement of Significance
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Statement of Significance

Heide I is a surviving timber Italianate farmhouse, evidence of late nineteenth century pattern settlement of this area. Of crucial national art historical significance as the home of John and Sunday Reed, eminent art patrons and cradle of the 'Rebels and Precursors' period of post-war art in Australia.

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- HEIDE I - Victorian Heritage Register
- Historical Australian Themes
  
  HEIDE I - Historical Australian Themes
  
  8.01 - Artists
  
  Physical Conditions
  
  HEIDE I - Physical Conditions
  
  Condition Excellent
  
  Integrity
  
  HEIDE I - Integrity
  
  Integrity Minor modifications
  
  Physical Description 1
  
  HEIDE I - Physical Description 1
  
  Threats Road widening
  
  Physical Description 2
  
  HEIDE I - Physical Description 2
  
  Associations
  
  Sidney Ricardo; Thomas J. Dowd; John a
  
  Heritage Study and Grading
  
  Heritage Study and Grading
  
  Manningham - Manningham Heritage Study Review
  
  Author: Context Pty Ltd
  Year: 2006
  Grading: State
  
  Manningham - Doncaster & Templestowe Heritage Study Additional Historical Research
  
  Author: Carlotta Kellaway
  Year: 1994
  Grading:
- Manningham Heritage Study Review 2006 Citation
- City of Doncaster & Templestowe Heritage Study Additional Historical Research 1994
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- HEIDE I
  
  Victorian Heritage Register H0687
- HEIDE II
  
  Victorian Heritage Register H1494
- BANKSIA STREET BRIDGE
  
  Victorian Heritage Inventory