Frank and Matilda Binz House
A Mediterranean Revival residence built for Frank Binz in 1926, this two-story house exemplifies early twentieth-century residential design in Florida’s Gulf Coast region.
At a glance
The Frank and Matilda Binz House is a two-story Mediterranean Revival home built in 1926 and located at 5050 Bay Shore Road in Sarasota. The property was added to the U.S. National Register of Historic Places on August 5, 1994, recognizing its architectural and historical significance.
History
Constructed in 1926 for Frank Binz, the house represents the development of residential architecture during Florida’s early twentieth-century growth period. Its listing on the National Register in 1994 reflects the broader effort to preserve the region’s architectural heritage.
What you see
The residence displays characteristics of the Mediterranean Revival style popular in Florida during the 1920s. The two-story structure exemplifies the formal residential design conventions of this architectural movement.
Cultural significance
The house contributes to understanding Sarasota’s architectural development and the popularity of Mediterranean Revival design in Florida residential settings. Its recognition on the National Register acknowledges its place in the region’s built environment.
Key facts
- Built: 1926
- Location: 5050 Bay Shore Road, Sarasota, Florida
- Coordinates: 27.37777778, -82.56
- Architectural style: Mediterranean Revival
- National Register listing: August 5, 1994
Practical information & getting there
The house is located on Bay Shore Road in Sarasota. Consult local visitor resources for access information and any restrictions on viewing.
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