| House | $740,400  |
| Unit | $493,300  |
| Land | $811,600  |
Surrounding suburbs
| Clyde North | $791,900 |
| Hampton Park | $666,300 |
| Lynbrook | $793,000 |
| Lyndhurst | $939,100 |
| Narre Warren South | $871,100 |
| House | $515 |
| Unit | $382 |
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| Planning History: |
| Registered as Victorian heritage |
| Last updated on - June 20, 2004 What is significant? 'Eyre Court', comprising the house constructed c.1886 and associated mature gardens and windrow plantings, at 211 Grices Road, Cranbourne North. How is it significant? 'Eyre Court' is of local historic and aesthetic significance to the City of Casey. Why is it significant? Historically, it is significant as an early farm complex that illustrates an important phase in the historic development of primary production in this area during the late nineteenth century. It also has associations with Richard Grice Junior who was well known in Melbourne and local circles, having served on the Shire Council and provided many years of service for the Church of England, particularly at St. Marks, in Fitzroy. (AHC criteria A4, D2 and H1) Aesthetically, the house is architecturally significant for its picturesque multi-gabled form, complete with the look-out built into the roof and a prominent hill-top setting. A mature exotic garden complements the period of the house and contains many mature trees (conifers, 'Araucaria sp.', oaks, old robinias, Canary Island pines) which were presumably once part of the original Grice holding and now extend west from the property along Grices Road and contribute to the adjacent farm landscape. (AHC criterion E1) |
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