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Name	Detail	File number	Level
The Hermitage Homestead Hermitage Road,, BARNAWARTHA NORTH VIC 3688 - Property No B0701	The Hermitage Station was established by David Reid who was a pioneer of this area. Reid commenced construction of the present homestead in 1852. It is situated on a gentle hill overlooking the surrounding plains and is constructed of local granite. It comprises a basement, principal floor and attic and is composed of a long gabled structure with a timber verandah across the main facade. There are several outbuildings, all constructed in stone. This is a fine example of homestead ... more	B0701	State
The Hermitage Garden 161 Maroondah Highway, NARBETHONG VIC 3778 - Property No G13051	The Hermitage, property of noted photographer John William Lindt, commenced in 1894 and developed until his death in 1926, then continued in use as a guest house by Joan Anderson, is of National significance: - as amongst the best surviving examples of a nineteenth century hill station in Australia, exemplifying such characteristics as terraced layout, use of natural water features, a mix of exotic and indigenous planting, picturesque timber buildings and, sharing a ... more	G13051	National
The Hermitage House & Garden Lindt's Hermitage 161 Maroondah Highway,, NARBETHONG VIC 3778 - Property No B2609	House Statement ofsignificance. An example of a private mountain retreat in the Late Boom Style. The complex comprises main building and annexe, studio, smoke room, pool and lych gate. Built in 1894 to the design of its owner, the noted anthropological and social photographer, John William Lindt (1845-1926). At its peak, The Hermitage had 6 separate buildings, including the enormous ground-glass-walled studio with stage. The buildings were set in landscaped gardens with three ... more	B2609	State

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The Hermitage Homestead

Hermitage Road,, BARNAWARTHA NORTH VIC 3688 - Property No B0701

The Hermitage Station was established by David Reid who was a pioneer of this area. Reid commenced construction of the present homestead in 1852. It is situated on a gentle hill overlooking the surrounding plains and is constructed of local granite. It comprises a basement, principal floor and attic and is composed of a long gabled structure with a timber verandah across the main facade. There are several outbuildings, all constructed in stone. This is a fine example of homestead ... more

B0701

State

The Hermitage Garden

161 Maroondah Highway, NARBETHONG VIC 3778 - Property No G13051

The Hermitage, property of noted photographer John William Lindt, commenced in 1894 and developed until his death in 1926, then continued in use as a guest house by Joan Anderson, is of National significance: - as amongst the best surviving examples of a nineteenth century hill station in Australia, exemplifying such characteristics as terraced layout, use of natural water features, a mix of exotic and indigenous planting, picturesque timber buildings and, sharing a ... more

G13051

National

The Hermitage House & Garden

Lindt's Hermitage

161 Maroondah Highway,, NARBETHONG VIC 3778 - Property No B2609

House Statement ofsignificance. An example of a private mountain retreat in the Late Boom Style. The complex comprises main building and annexe, studio, smoke room, pool and lych gate. Built in 1894 to the design of its owner, the noted anthropological and social photographer, John William Lindt (1845-1926). At its peak, The Hermitage had 6 separate buildings, including the enormous ground-glass-walled studio with stage. The buildings were set in landscaped gardens with three ... more

B2609

State