WATCH: The history of Mitcham’s 1800s stone cottage
The house is a unique example of Prussian architecture - complete with "communication holes" connecting each room.

A Prussian brickmaker dragged his belongings 20 kilometres from Northcote to Mitcham using saplings tied to his waist - all to make a stone house in Mitcham.
Now, his creations are open to the public as a history museum and park precinct.
Watch the video here.