Addresses
Type of place
House
Period
Victorian 1860-1890
Style
Free Gothic
This is an image of the local heritage place known as 19th Century Residence 'Masterton' (former)
Masterton
Addresses
Type of place
House
Period
Victorian 1860-1890
Style
Free Gothic
Constructed circa 1881, ‘Eridge’ was the home of Walter Scott, teacher and later school inspector and inspector of orphanages. The Scott family were the first residents of Mowbray Terrace, though others followed from the mid-1880s with the sale of residential allotments in the ‘Mowbray Town Estate’. ‘Eridge’, or ‘Masterton’ as it was sometimes known, remained the property of the Scott family until 1980. The house is a fine example of a late nineteenth century timber cottage, featuring a steeply-pitched corrugated iron gable roof.
Also known as
Eridge
Lot plan
L9_RP11455; L10_RP11455; L8_RP11455
Key dates
Local Heritage Place Since —
Date of Information —
Construction
Roof: Corrugated iron;Walls: Timber
Interactive mapping
Also known as
Eridge
Lot plan
L9_RP11455; L10_RP11455; L8_RP11455
Key dates
Local Heritage Place Since —
Date of Information —
Construction
Roof: Corrugated iron;Walls: Timber
Interactive mapping
References
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East Brisbane heritage walk: Brisbane River to Mowbray Terrace (1998, Brisbane East Branch of the National Trust of Qld)
prepared by — Brisbane City Council (page revised October 2023)