TWO HOUSES - OLD BRINKKOTTER HOUSE, 32 LINDON STRIKE COURT
32 LINDON STRIKE COURT RESEARCH, NILLUMBIK SHIRE
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Statement of Significance
REVISED STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE, CONTEXT, 2010
What is significant?
The c1913 or earlier timber house, the more substantial c1935 brick house, and the surrounding site to the title boundaries.
How is it significant?
The c1913 timber house and c1935 brick house are historically and aesthetically significant to the Shire of Nillumbik.
Why is it significant?
The 1913 house and the 1935 house are historically significant because both are connected to the Brinkkotter family, who were well known farmers and orchardists (Criterion H). The houses are also significant because their presence next to each other on the one block is very unusual within the former Shire of Eltham (Criterion B). The 1935 house is aesthetically significant as an unusual example of a 1930s house within the Shire (Criterion E). The subsequent subdivision of the land surrounding the two houses is historically significant because it illustrates the growth of Melbourne's suburbs (Criterion A).
BICK STUDY, 1992
Both the timber house (c.1913 or earlier) and the more substantial (c.1935) front brick house on this property have significance as the homes of the Brinkkotter family, well-known Research farmers and orchardists. The Brinkkotters owned land at Research from the turn of the century. The existence of two farm houses next to each other on the one, property is very, rare in the Shire of Eltham; so too are houses of the design of the circa 1935 one, reflecting the lack of affluence and relative remoteness of the Shire during the first half of the 20th century.
BASIS OF SIGNIFICANCE:
ILLUSTRATION OF THE THEMES
HISTORY
STREETSCAPE
DEGREE OF SIGNIFICANCE: LOCAL SIGNIFICANCE
EXTENT OF SIGNIFICANCE:
ALL OF BOTH BUILDINGS AND SITE
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TWO HOUSES - OLD BRINKKOTTER HOUSE, 32 LINDON STRIKE COURT - Historical Australian Themes
FARMING (ORCHARDS)
PROMINENT RESIDENTS (BRINKKOTTER FAMILY)
3.5.3 Developing agricultural industries
3.9 Farming for commercial profit
5.8 Working on the land
8.12 Living in and around Australian homes
8.14 Living in the country and rural settlements
TWO HOUSES - OLD BRINKKOTTER HOUSE, 32 LINDON STRIKE COURT - Physical Description 1
Styles Victorian 1930s.
Designs standard.
Plans both rectangular.
Single storeyed.
Walls timber stud construction, weatherboard clad; solid red facade brick.
Roofs hipped with shallow eaves, corrugated ironclad; gabled with eaves, terracotta tile clad.
Features are the standard designs of the two buildings and their proximity.
TWO HOUSES - OLD BRINKKOTTER HOUSE, 32 LINDON STRIKE COURT - Usage/Former Usage
Or'iginal and Later Use: House
Heritage Study and Grading
Nillumbik - Shire of Eltham Heritage Study
Author: David Bick
Year: 1992
Grading:
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