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Cintra House: A Legacy of Love Film

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Step inside Cintra House

Maitland’s crown jewel and a sprawling 31-room Victorian Italianate masterpiece. Built in 1878 during the height of the “Boom style,” this isn’t just a mansion—it’s a living, breathing timeline of Maitland itself.

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More than Just Bricks and Mortar

Here’s why Cintra House is more than just “bricks and mortar”:

A New Chapter

Today, the Blanch family holds the keys, pouring their passion into meticulously restoring “the old lady” to her former glory. Whether you’re a fan of architectural brilliance, local heritage, or a good ghost story, Cintra’s century-and-a-half of history is a saga you won’t want to miss. Ready to see the restoration in progress? It’s a journey well worth the watch.

Richard Long, then owner of Cintra House with Robyn Parker NSW Minister for Heritage 2012. [Picture by Peter Stoop © Newcastle Herald/ACM.]

Thanks

Thanks to all who helped make this film possible including:

For More On Cintra House

The Treasures of Cintra House Project on Living Histories
https://livinghistories.newcastle.edu.au/nodes/view/118358

Introducing the Cintra House Project

Digitising the Treasures of Cintra House: Mapping the Journey

Getting Career-Ready as the 2025 Vera Deacon Intern

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