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GRIMWADE/MCGLASHAN HOUSE
Rye
· 10 Bedrooms · 6 Baths · House
· Garden
Rye · 10 Bedrooms · 6 Baths · House · Garden
One of the most exciting examples of modernist architecture in Australia, GRIMWADE HOUSE is offered for the first time since 1969. Designed by David McGlashan of McGlashan and Everist Architects, the property is a prominent yet exceptionally private landholding. On a 3.79 ha (9.36 acres) parcel of land, that is zoned General Residential 1, in the heart of Rye with access from three street frontages. The architecturally significant, heritage listed house and surrounding garden present an outstanding opportunity. Grimwade House was commissioned in 1959 by businessman and industrialist Geoffrey Grimwade, for his retirement. The architect, David McGlashan was also his son in law and the brief was to use the best of everything available at the time. Offered in original condition, the house is a Mid Century Modernist aficionados dream restoration project. It was awarded the Victorian Architecture Medal in 1963 for House of the Year and along with Heidi Gallery by the same architect, represen
One of the most exciting examples of modernist architecture in Australia, GRIMWADE HOUSE is offered for the first time since 1969. Designed by David McGlashan of McGlashan and Everist Architects, the property is a prominent yet exceptionally private landholding. On a 3.79 ha (9.36 acres) parcel of land, that is zoned General Residential 1, in the heart of Rye with access from three street frontages. The architecturally significant, heritage listed house and surrounding garden present an outstanding opportunity. Grimwade House was commissioned in 1959 by businessman and industrialist Geoffrey Grimwade, for his retirement. The architect, David McGlashan was also his son in law and the brief was to use the best of everything available at the time. Offered in original condition, the house is a Mid Century Modernist aficionados dream restoration project. It was awarded the Victorian Architecture Medal in 1963 for House of the Year and along with Heidi Gallery by the same architect, represen
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